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an excellent conclusion to a great series

Revisado: 10-30-23

wow. I LOVED this, I think it's my favorite of the trilogy. Stellar performance from Kristen Dimercurio once again!
I wasn't fond of Iris in the other two books but getting to be in her head changed that very quickly! I didn't expect that I was going to speed through this as fast as I did, but here we are! I really enjoyed all the characters in this story, and Iris and Stevie fit together so well, both wonderfully fleshed out. Oh and I can't end this without mentioning the spicy chapters! made the mistake of listening to the last half of this while at work, which was... interesting - in the best way possible. I was so into it that it made focusing during those parts pretty difficult 😂
All in all, I'll definitely be rereading this entire trilogy and attempting to get my queer friends into it as well! Can't wait to see what Ashely Herring Blake writes next.

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Excellent story

Revisado: 02-02-23

This story had a slow start, but once it picked up I couldn't stop. Emily Ellet was a great narrator, aside from a few occasional male voices sounding the same, but all of the main characters had unique voices.
I can't wait to get the sequel novella

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I love Kristen DiMercurio

Revisado: 11-29-22

I loved Delilah Green Doesn't Care, and eagerly anticipated this one. It did not disappoint. Kristen DiMercurio's performance is excellent once again and the story is fantastic. I loved getting Astrid's perspective and seeing her get the happiness she deserved.
And hooo boy the spicy scenes were so good! Very well written.
I'll be recommending this story to all my friends.

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nice read

Revisado: 04-05-22

Kristen DiMercurio was an excellent narrator. I enjoyed the voices that she did.
The story itself was funny and lighthearted but still followed a romcom formula. I enjoyed how Delilah got to know Ruby early on and related to her so well. I could relate to Delilah a lot in this story, so I think she was probably my favorite character.
I recommend this story if you want an easy read with queer romance and friendships that develop over the course of the story.

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hoping for a sequel next year

Revisado: 01-26-22

Lindsey Dorcus was an excellent narrator. She did voices very well and never felt monotone. Leslie Vedder wrote settings so well! I felt like I was actually there. I could imagine the curse marks easily.
I'm intrigued to see where this story will go next. I'll be on the lookout for sequel(s?) in the coming years.

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great read, will be recommending to all my friends

Revisado: 01-19-22

I loved this one so much. I really enjoyed getting to know the characters. I didn't like Luc at first, he was absolutely a dick, but he became a better person throughout the story. I appreciate that Oliver wasn't perfect either, that these were 2 human beings who are broken but fit well together. made it much more realistic and it makes me feel like love and life could actually be like that.

The narrator's voice was good, though I felt like the women's voices were a bit nasally. Aside from that, I LOVED how he portrayed emotion with his voice, from talking thickly like a character had just been crying, or fast when Luc was thinking "f*ck f*ck f*ck". And as far as I could tell, he did an excellent job doing a variety of accents and making sure no two characters sounded alike. I never got confused on who was speaking. I'll definitely be on the lookout for more reads by Joe Jameson.

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They were in love, your honor

Revisado: 10-25-21

I cried. Madeline Miller wrote such a beautiful story and Frazer Douglas delivered it wonderfully.

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