Margaret Snow

Captivating story

Reviewed: 03-08-25

I loved every bit of this story. Quinn and Abby are wonderful. I love the discovery process, the history, the descriptions, the emotions.

The mood of the story is just right.

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Such a message for 2025

Reviewed: 01-30-25

I loved this story. The characters are amazing.

I liked the narration by Trei Taylor.

This is a classic space sci fi book. It was a pleasure to watch the characters meet and develop through the course of the story. Enemies who have shot each other down fall in love while relying on each other to survive on a barely habitable moon.

I am always amazed by the worlds, universes that an author can make. Even more so when the author develops a credible religion and martial art practice. Virginia Black has done an excellent job of doing so.

I will try to follow the tenet of drawing a circle of influence, based on my current roles and reserves. And then do my best to handle all that circle encompasses.

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Amazing romance in tough circumstances

Reviewed: 01-28-25

I love the beginning. Ultimate meet cute to one night stand. I appreciated the handling of Win’s kind difference. As a rehab doc, I would have appreciated more coverage of Bo’s adaptation to his amputation. The love story aspect was well done.

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I loved this story

Reviewed: 12-21-24

Age gap romance with the right amount of angst. Lots of cultural references pertinent to the 35 yo and 24 yo protagnists. A cast of colorful characters.

Sadie Provoat is a new audiobook artist and I enjoyed listening to her.

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Excellent book.

Reviewed: 12-21-24

EJ Noyes has nailed another sapphic book category. This holiday romance is what I expect from one of her books. Real characters with gifts and baggage. Excellent dialogue. They tackle challenges from the past while merging German and American holiday traditions. Light enough but not saccharine. Abby Craden does a wonderful job as always.

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Loved some of the terminology - henchperson!

Reviewed: 11-23-24

Excellent book. Lighthearted exploration of tough topics. Thawing ice queen. Found community. The narration was wonderful. Does not disappoint.

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Excellent book with background of grief.

Reviewed: 03-24-24

Sasha represents so many of us with a secret goal, and a busy day to day existence. Her mother, Fleur is an amazing woman who successfully rehabbed from a lower extremity amputation after cancer surgery. Jak shares her success at directing movies with aspiring screenwriters by running an annual competition to make a movie out of an amateur's screenplay.

As usual, Andrea Bramhall writes a multilayered book with 3 dimensional characters, humor, pathos. Romance. The narration by Rachael Beresford was wonderful.

I loved the huge easter egg, of Angenla's prior book being the contest screenplay. The important issues of loss grief and death managed well,

I read everything that Andrea Bramhall writes. This one is as good as any of hers. Relistening now, to be able to categorize for my book challenge.

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Excellent book, great narration.

Reviewed: 03-24-24

I am a Michigander, and a USWNT fan. I appreciated the Canadian perspective on the growth of women's soccer over the past 20 years. I appreciated the narrator with the western Canadian pronunciations. Like so many others, I wish there were more details about her personal life. I applaud her for writing an interesting, readable book while fiercely guarding her privacy.

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Snow comes into her power

Reviewed: 02-05-24

I loved the continuation of the story of Cassidy and Snow as they face the challenge facing their pack and their personal life.

The suspense and adventure was done well as was the nuances of the relationship. I love seeing the ace representation

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Always believe the truth will persevere

Reviewed: 01-28-24

From start to finish the characters are developed to clearly provide a path of hope through the chapters. Always keeping an underlying sense of unfairness over whelping the reader but providing a nibble of hope to keep reading. The characters dealing with such unbelievable injustice keep doing the proper thing because of the morals and values embedded in them by family and mentors. Do not give up on those trying to find truth as the story circles up the wagons with friends, underdogs and even those in the barristers world. The final chapters are so reviting as you cheer the character to keep moving to the victory, I was unable to stop listening to the author's skill at spinning the characters toward the final truth and victory over lies and deciet.

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