This was such a fun, steamy listen. Dymon Danger is all business, all rules—until Quinci Everly walks in and turns his world upside down. Their banter? Sharp. Chemistry? Off the charts. The narrators, Winston James and Trei Taylor, nailed the voices and emotions, making it feel like I was right there in the room. A few moments dragged toward the end, and Quinci’s constant “Mr. Dymon” made me chuckle more than swoon, but overall it was an addictive, fast-paced office romance that kept me grinning (and fanning myself) the whole way through.

This title is the third book in the Murderbot Diaries series, and was kind of disappointing after the second book, which remains my favorite so far. Although I didn't dislike this book, it felt slower to get through than the previous two. I did appreciate the adorable robot Miki and its human friend Abene, but the overall plot felt mostly like an excuse to set things up for the fourth book.

I can’t believe this is a book that I 1. have read and 2. am logging for summer reading — but sadly this is the only book I’ve read.

Intense drama for a teen boy who is introvert. Kept me engaged and enthusiastic to keep reading and finding out what happens next. I can’t wait to see if I finish the saga.

Possibly the most lowkey underrated of the McClain series—this one is quiet strength personified. The love story is sweet but still packs plenty of heat. If you like your romance with emotional maturity, steady affection, and subtle intensity, this one will hit the spot.

I loved how relatable the story was. And the story was really interesting. From the growth of Anna throughout the story to the recovery of her mentally ill mother. And the slight romance between Anna and Rory was so good. I related to a lot of the story, and in my opinion, that is what makes a good story. One that you can truly feel, understand, and love.

Book 3. Nurse Tate plays a bigger role in this mystery.

The ending and plot twist were really well written and I love how Suren and Oak had a few similar aspects to their characters as Cardan and Jude. Suren's backstory was so interesting to read about and showed another side to the events portrayed in The Folk of the Air series. I'm really excited to get to the next book and figure out what happens with Oak and his capture with the bridle.

Great true testimony to what a tragedy and the hero’s of 911.

This book was an easy read. It had its moments of humor, angst & even some thought provoking concepts...can two people who don't believe in love, fall in love? It was cute.