Audiobook review: Prudence Marsh is Not a Nobody Anymore by Emily Krempholtz After years of doing what is expected of her, Prudence (Pru) Marsh sets off to make a name for herself as a famous musician. However, after she attempts to stop bandits from robbing a carriage, she is mistaken for a crook and her violin […]
Whipped Cream and Werewolves by Danielle Garrett Picking up shortly after the conclusion of the previous book, Roselle and Orion are frustrated because all the leads uncovered are dead ends. When Ghost and several Winterspell residents go missing the same night, Ella learns a huge secret: that werewolves exist and those missing folks are all shifters. […]
Audiobook review: Jumper’s Hope by Carol Van Natta They were both led to believe the person they loved was dead, but now, in a strange twist of fate, they encounter right when their retired peaceful lives are crossed by danger. Or was it something more than fate… This series continues to amaze me with its […]
Audiobook review: The Surgeon Gets His Girl by Jane Poller Lola and Kendall have danced around one another for the past three years. They are like oil and water, but their chemistry is smoking. When Lola finds out that her granny told the extended family the pair is a serious couple, Lola ends up bringing him […]
Audiobook review: Rogue Ghosts & Other Miscreantsby Annette Marie & Rob Jacobsen Rogue Ghosts & Other Miscreants is the thirteenth book in Marie’s Guild Codex Universe while also being the third book in the Warped series. For the read-along, we are following the author’s recommended reading order, found HERE. There have been a string of […]
Batter and Broomsticks by Danielle Garrett Rosella and Orion are back in Batter and Broomsticks, the fifth full-length title in Garrett’s cozy Sugar Shack Witch Mysteries. Each book features a standalone mystery; however, the individual cases are all part of a larger, ongoing plotline, so I strongly recommend reading the books in order. Ella and Orion […]
Audiobook review: The Vanished Sister by Sherry Thomas The Vanished Sister opens with three years passed since the end of the previous title. The gang is all together, relaxing at Ash’s seaside manor. Everything has been wonderful, without a peep from Moriarty, allowing everyone to spend more time with those dearest to them. Mrs. Watson gets a […]
Audiobook review: Pico’s Crush by Carol Van Natta Pico’s Crush is the latest in what has pretty much established itself as one of my favorite space opera series. A dad takes his vacation off planet to visit his daughter at university, a pair of consulting detectives are tracking a serial killer, and a black ops […]
Audiobook review: Her Fake, Irish Husband by Michele Brouder Rachel prefers reading a book and watching the rain to travel. She loves her job at Bixby International solving problems for her clients. Thomas, Earl of Glenbourne, approaches Bixby because he needs a wife within the week, one who will stay married to him for 90 […]
Audiobook review: Lost Talismans and a Tequila by Annette Marie Lost Talismans and a Tequila is the twelfth book in the Guild Codex universe. For the read-along, we are following the author’s recommended reading order, found HERE. Lost Talismans and a Tequila opens with the Crow and Hammer witches performing a ritual to reconnect Tori […]
Audiobook review: Corpses and Cauldrons by Allie Katt and Tasha Oakwood Corpses and Cauldrons kicks off the new small town, Witches of Willowbark Cozy Mystery series. Shared in the first person POV of Aurora (Rory), the reader learns how Rory was raised by her grandmother in Boston, away from their magical roots. After Nona passed, she […]
Audiobook review: Hunting Fiends for the Ill-Equipped by Annette Marie The story opens with Robin and Zylas playing a card game. He continues to needle her about how she blushes and stares at him, but he doesn’t understand why. Robin has been translating her family’s grimoire and runs across a demon artifact that may help […]
Audiobook review: Just for the Season by Rachel Griffiths Charolette loves breaking the rules. She doesn’t understand why women are not allowed the same privileges and freedoms as men. When she accidentally ends up in a compromising position at a notorious masquerade ball, the Queen tells her she must marry by the end of the […]
Audiobook review: Minder’s Rising by Carol Van Natta Returning to this exciting, colorful, and intriguing future world in the distant stars the author created was exciting and I was ready to press on for more. If you want it to make some sense scientifically while keeping the wonder of the inexplicable beside an action, suspense, […]
Audiobook review: Overload Flux by Carol Van Natta After years of waiting for the latest installment in the series and not daring to get excited over each rumor that it was coming out, this is truly the year and my own copy will be arriving shortly. I wanted to revisit the series and re-familiarize myself with the […]