Secrets is a fun book with a nicely plotted mystery and good relationship development. Just like the other narrators, I’ll read anything Pugh narrates.īut enough about Pugh, if there can ever be enough good things said. I keep raving about the narrator but it’s not that often you come across a truly spectacular narrator that elevates the book themselves. After each one I beg for more so I’ll continue the same trend – please do the whole series! This has definitely become one of my favorite audiobook series up there with Harry Potter, Iron Druid, Adrian English, Mercy Thompson, and Jane Yellowrock series. Continue reading → 4 stars Indigo Knights series Jet Mykles Loose IdĪs long as Gomez Pugh reads the Psycop series I will listen to them. Although it can be read as a stand alone, tons of names are thrown around from the previous books that will be confusing unless readers have a flow chart about each character, their band position, and relationship. For fans of the series and Mykles, they won’t want to miss this one but it’s probably not the best one to start out with.

I actually read this entire story extremely quickly and found it engaging enough to want to finish fast. Ultimately though I liked the story and couple and was glad to have the series end on a relatively high note. It was an easy couple to end on with no real drama and only a half hearted attempt to throw some tension in so the story didn’t end halfway through. I definitely got that with Noble but I also found the book more entertaining and interesting than the two previous books. I was hoping for a mildly bland book to round out the Indigo Knights without anything really objectionable. I liked the previous books in the series but it hasn’t lived up to the greatness that is the Heaven Sent series. Once again the narrator is really the shinning star with both Adrien as a great character and Patton being an excellent narrator. It’s a good book and the personal relationships Adrien has steal the show with a mildly interesting, if convoluted, mystery as the backdrop. Thus we meet a new love interest for Adrien, which is nice, and his new overwhelmingly blonde and perky sisters in law in between him running around trying to solve a satan-worshipping case. It’s clear these two are not “together” in the strictest sense and it’s not surprising when the final confrontation happens. Jake breaks up with Adrien late in the book but the writing is on the wall almost from the start. The scenes they did have were dramatic and stunning, which kind of made me want to cry that there weren’t more. Except this time there wasn’t much to these two. It allows for a pretty lengthy investigation to occur before the resolution and thus plenty of time for Jake and Adrien to have their relationship drama. I think the mystery in THYS was stronger than the previous book but still kind of convoluted, as that seems to be a running theme in this series.

Hell by Jet Mykles