For some reason it just struck me as too much sunshine, lollipops and rainbows.

By the time I got done listening to this book...I was bored and I just felt like I wanted my life back. I've read/listened to stories that were way more over the top with the sunshine, lollipops and rainbows and enjoyed them...so, seriously I'm thinking this was as much me as anything but whatever the reason this story and me were just not a happening thing.

Still I appreciate the publisher giving me the opportunity to give this audio book a try and there are a lot of really good reviews out there by some pretty awesome people. So please don't just take my word for it about this one, check it out you may end up liking it a whole lot more than I did.

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An audio book of 'Whiskey and Moonshine' was graciously provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

Which won't scan dammit.

Wonder Woman Year one which I really enjoyed. A great origin story with only occasional weird angles that look like the artist is trying to upskirt or stare down the boobs

Then I read Unworthy Thor, he's just being an angsty teen. Seriously, he needs to adult up.

Then I read Moonshine Vol 1, not my kind of art style and I have no urge to read more.

Entertaining few reads, they go so quickly. I read the Wonder Woman twice.  I do want to read more in this series

Having been 'dry' long before Prohibition, locals living in Virginia, along the base of the Blue Ridge mountains, had a head start on the moonshine business. And when the country craved something to quench its thirst, the Tidewater bootleggers were ready.

In his small hometown in the shadows of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Jackson Jarrett is known as a decorated war hero, a damn successful bootlegger and a man who never gives his heart to anyone. Personal tragedy and fighting on the front line in France have left Jackson scarred and hardened to the notion of falling in love until the traveling carnival with its colorful tents, exotic side shows and Charli Starfield, the beautiful and fearless motorcycle stunt rider, rolls into town.