Reviews and Comments

Great start to a new series!

The blurb drew me in, promising an adventure right up my sci-fi/space opearatic reading alley, and it sure didn’t disappoint! The author paints a vivid picture of this alien world and the ever-evolving SNAFU Evan, Anya, and the others find themselves in and keeps the story moving at a brisk pace. My only “complaint” - if you can call it that - is that the other books in the series haven’t been published yet. More, please? :)

Fun start to the series with strong Men-in-Black vibes!

I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know bounty hunter Anderson Gunn and his friends, old and new, human and alien, in this fast-paced adventure.
This was my first book by M.G. Herron, but I already have books 2 + 3 on my e-reader for more alien bounty-hunting shenanigans. Bring it on! :)

I loved these two!

Entertaining story with plenty of banter. :) This was a fun introduction to a new-to-me author, and I would very much like toknow how the story continues for Ben and his space posse.

(On the technical side: The version I read could have used a bit more proofreading TLC. YMMV.)

Fun introduction to a new-to-me author. Kangaroo Too is already on my TBR. :)

Having read most of the original books, I'll agree that it can take a while to get into the stories and keep the huge cast of characters straight. But seeing all these seemingly separate stories interwoven into one huge, epic tapestry (sorry, not sorry, Matt!) is just... chef's kiss

Fantastic and fitting finale to the series! I am sad to say goodbye to Sloane and the Moneymaker-crew, but I still need to catch up with Sloane dropping in to our Milky Way and getting addicted to coffee, so there's that. :)

Adorable and swoony!

Miles is my kind of hero - bookish, smart, kind, and absolutely head over heels for his best friend - and not afraid to stand up for her. I am a sucker for a good friends-to-more story, and I was rooting for Georgia and Miles from the get-go!

The slow-burn romance was delicious (the kisses! the letters! ugh!), Georgia and Miles were just adorable together, and their quirky group of friends brought plenty of banter and laughs. The story was equally sweet and swoony with a little snark, and I had this huge goofy grin on my face from start to finish.

More, please?

The Queen of Feels strikes again!

Heidi Hutchinson has a knack for hitting me smack-dab in ALL the feels.
Every.
Single.
Time.

From the very first page to the final HEA, Write or Wrong took me on an emotional roller coaster, running the gamut from anxious nailbiting to sniggering, to crying, to swooning, to laughing, to happy-sighing, and yes, tthere may have been a couple more tears along the way.

I adored Zara and kept rooting for Asa, even - and especially - when he was being extra Asa-ish, and seeing these two connect and fall in love was just beautiful. chef’s kiss

Visiting with XY Records family is always a treat, and I’m happy to see this family growing with every book. More, please?

Kept me reading way past my bedtime!

After reading the prequel Smoke on the Water and falling in love with Hatterwick and its people, this first story of one of the “Wayward Sons” totally hit the mark for me. Willa and Sawyer were two strong protagonists, and I loved how quickly they both were invested in turning their marriage of convenience into the real thing. The romance and suspense story arcs were interwoven seamlessly and kept me on the edge of my seat (and up reading way past my bedtime…).

I’ve become a huge fan of the Wayward Sons' extended found family and can’t wait for the next in the series!