Jay DeMoir

Intriguing

Revisado: 10-03-23

This was really amazing and insightful and I appreciate Kerry’s vulnerability in telling her story!

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Wow!

Revisado: 11-05-20

This was really thought provoking and interesting! So many lives were changed because of this experience and I'm just shocked by it all.

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Excellent

Revisado: 11-24-19

This story shattered me! It healed me. It breathed new life into me. This was just what I needed. I cried at the end and felt myself exhale.
Such a beautifully written story grounded in reality and truth.

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Great listen!

Revisado: 11-14-19

Such a sad but impactful novella! Absolutely loved it! Very realistic and meaningful. Grief is so real!

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ugh

Revisado: 09-16-19

Hmm...I feel like I've read this all before. I wonder where? OH! I know: "The Novice"--book 1 of the Summoner Series & also "The Battlemage" book 3
*deep sighs* This really felt like a rewrite but with the character names switched. :-(

I don't feel like anything new was added to the series that was needed. this felt so unnecessary.
But it felt like a lot of things were a little bit recycled from the original trilogy

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Eek

Revisado: 09-09-19

I'm just gonna get to the point: Rebel Spring was a lot more boring than Falling Kingdoms
*deep sigh*
The plot specifically was all over the place but as I re-read the series I'm sure I'll find bits and pieces to enjoy

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Electric!

Revisado: 08-07-19

17 electric children were born all on the same day but not all survived. The survivors were separated and raised as normal children. There are 2 electric children that live in the same city. There is also a man named Hatch who is trying to gather all the electrics and take over the world.

YES! That alone drew me in! It was such a good, quick read! I really enjoyed this one. Will probably read book 2 later this year.

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Emotional

Revisado: 08-02-19

This was a hard read for me. It made me emotional yet grateful at the same time. By the end I felt uplifted and beaten down.
Jefferson came across to me as a person with a disability and a little compassion was needed. However, with it being the time frame it was. I can see how that would be impossible.
Jefferson really was at the wrong place at the wrong time and the community knew it. He reminded me so much of Korey Wise from the Exonerated Five.

Overall, the story left me feeling depressed and has become another notch on the belt that is black pain and suffering and the injustice some of us receive at the hands of oppressors.

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Insightful

Revisado: 07-12-19

I was extremely interested in Janet's story after starting on the FX show "Pose" & learning she was attached to it.
This was an insightful glimpse into her story. We can all benefit from educating ourselves more about what it means to a Trans person in our society and I thank her for educating me

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Disappointed :-(

Revisado: 07-09-19

Unfortunately this 2nd entry didn't seem as good as the 1st :( It fell flat for me. The plot and pacing could have been better. I was expecting more from Ben when it came to him trying to figure out his bisexuality. Even Ben's relationship to Rafe seemed less impactful/powerful than the previous book.
It was a decent book but didn't enjoy it as much as the 1st.
Ben just seemed less likable than Rafe. The ending was decent, though

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