Stephanie

Loved Bodi!

Revisado: 04-09-25

Well written, funny, wonderful characters overall. The narrators were superb!
That said, the final conflict was weak and the ending forced and rushed and disappointing compared to the rest of the story,
Whatever happened to Breeze’s friend who was about to commit suicide? And what about the hints at her maybe being accidentally pregnant
Would have loved a sequel

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Poignant moving story

Revisado: 12-16-24

Uvi’s story about a couple’s ending moved me to tears, and not just at the ending. Even with the small touch of telltale AI narration, you wouldn’t be human if you didn’t’t shed some tears.
The prose was gorgeous, like all of Uvi’s writing.
If you want a beautifully sad, emotional listen, I highly recommend this book!

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Perfect!

Revisado: 10-19-24

Love these talented narrators! The Lakeside stories about the fabulous Daniel’s brothers are warm and sexy and so satisfying. Thank you Emma Chase!!

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Fun and heartwarming!

Revisado: 10-08-24

The perfectly imperfect sunshine v grumpy couple match up in the swooniest single dad romance! Plus there’s a whole lot of testosterone charged hockey to keep up the rollercoaster excellent level all the way from beginning to end!

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Cute but painful

Revisado: 06-12-24

Way too much self absorbed anxiety in the main character but the story concept was great and there were enough moments of amusement for me to listen until the end

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Addicting narrative

Revisado: 04-12-24

This book was too fascinating and took me in too deep for me to stop no matter how depressing it got, until it ended. And how I wish there was an epilogue , but I imagine the author has no blood left to write another word.

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Great narrator, excellent story and real characters

Revisado: 02-20-24

Pithy details draw a setting and characters so real you expect to drive to Jericho and meet them all.
The story is as compelling as the chapters and terruIbly real but with a very satisfying conclusion and a hint of more trouble to come. I’m hooked on Quinn Colton!

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Love the Sam Acquillo series!

Revisado: 12-03-19

Always fresh writing with just the right amount of angst and philosophizing mixed with satisfying violence to the bad guys. Knopf is a true romantic, an excellent writer and most of all a great storyteller.

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Poignant, memorable and lovely!

Revisado: 11-27-18

Uvi Poznansky has a unique writing style and this story was perfect for her musical prose style, weaving this tender romance story as if she were leading the reader along in a dance, drawing us in, captivating, making us care about the lyrical characters of Lenny and Natasha and hope for them.
As we are taken back to the time of World War II and their love affair, you can't help but be fascinated with the time period, the spy mission, the danger and sacrifices.
The narrator dramatized and sang songs of the era, making the immersion complete into the story world of Lenny & Natasha, and their beautiful love in the time of war. The ending is poignant and perfect, but that's all I'll say so as not to spoil the experience.
Excellent story, very well told! Superb!

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Deeply I satisfying

Revisado: 06-06-17

I could not get behind the supposed heroine of the story. Drawing out all the destruction and having Natalie play along and all the watchers just sit an watch it play out and do nothing was a tortured twisted and deeply flawed illogical construct for the sake of the story.
And in the end there was no payoff for the reader.
Because saving Natalie's sorry skin was no payoff.
Killing Jamal in the final scene was a meaningless afterthought.
It's a shame Silva wasted his considerable talent on telling this story.
I wonder why?

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