Audiobook review: Forest 404 by Timothy X Atack Have you ever thought, “What happens if ‘The Cloud’ gets filled up?” What happens to your digital data after you’re gone? The generations which are now on the back half of their life did not grow up with smartphones where every photo and every whim of thought gets […]
Audiobook review: One Fine Fae by Molly Harper One Fine Fae brings listeners back to the quaint and quirky town of Mystic Bayou. Newcomer Charlotte wheels into town during the wedding reception for Jillian and Bael. She’s the new midwife who will be on hand for Jillian’s delivery, but plans to stay for a while due […]
Audiobook review: Enjoy the View by Sarah Morgenthaler Enjoy the View is the third story set in the quaint town of Moose Springs, Alaska. This time around the story focuses on Easton Lockett, the friendly mountain man giant of the town. Trying to help a woman stranded along the side of the road, Easton discovers that […]
Audiobook Review: Witness in Death by J.D. Robb Only Eve and Roarke can attend a play where a murder takes place making them witnesses to a real-life who did it. Witness in Death puts the couple in the middle of things while they try to figure out who switched the stage knife for a real knife. […]
Audiobook review: Ghosts Just Wanna Have Fun by Danielle Garrett I can’t believe it’s been a year since we last got a story from Scarlet’s POV! Ghosts Just Wanna Have Fun starts sometime after the conclusion of the fifth Beechwood Harbor Ghost Mystery with Scarlet and Lucas on their Hawaiian honeymoon. They are staying at […]
Audiobook review: Betwixt Volume 2 by Danielle Garrett Betwixt Volume 2 is the second anthology from the Beechwood Harbor world. The stories, shared from different characters’ POVs, range in time from near the start of the original series to books released within the past year. Overall, I enjoyed the stories which add background and depth […]
Audiobook review: Mercy Blade by Faith Hunter Mercy Blade opens a month after the conclusion of Blood Cross. Jane and Rick are back at her mountain home, packing up her belongings so she can move to New Orleans to take on the job offered by the Vampire Council when the world finds out that Weres (shifters) […]
Audiobook review: Unscripted by J.R. Gray Quellcrist King is one of Hollywood’s hottest actors: gorgeous, talented, and so devoted to his wife that they are the fairytale-perfect couple. At least, the latter was true until she informed him that his depression made him too much of a downer to handle and left. Freshly separated, Quell throws […]
Audiobook review: A Very Beechwood Christmas by Danielle Garrett A Very Beechwood Christmas is a short holiday novella that features the cast of characters from Ms. Garrett’s two Beechwood-centric cozy mystery series. While advertised as “Four Festive Magic Mini Mysteries,” it is really one story in five parts, shared from four different POVs. Each part has a […]
Here are our lists: Goal: 70 audiobooks, Marathoner (Look Ma No Hands) 50+ For Books 01-29 see the Mid-Year Update. Book 30: Take a Hint, Dani Brown by Talia Hibbert, Narrated by Ione Butler (6/30) Book 31: Various stories from Brief Cases by Jim Butcher, various narrators (7/2) Book 32: Peace Talks by Jim Butcher, Narrated […]
Audiobook review: Boyfriend Project by Alexis Hall I first read Boyfriend Material earlier in the year, amid widespread anger and only moderately successful lockdowns in all the fear and uncertainty of summer. With its irresistible mix of cynicism, humor, awkwardness, and romance, it was a delightfully welcome reprieve when it was most needed—a bright spot in […]
Audiobook review: Forget About Me by Karen Grey Once again, Karen Grey transports readers back to the late 1980’s, complete with corded telephones and mix tapes. As a child of the 80’s, I found myself chuckling at the random out-of-date references and remembering with utter fondness the process of making a good mix tape. The setting […]
I am super excited to be co-hosting the 2021 #Audiobook Challenge with long-time host Kimberly of Caffeinated Reviewer. I’ve been participating in the Audiobook Challenge since 2015, and I hope you’ll join this year as well. There are a few changes this year and a new level that may work for you. So choose your level, […]
Audiobook Review: Call Me Maybe by Cara Bastone Call Me Maybe is a series of firsts for me. New to me author, Cara Bastone, and new to me narrators Luci Christian and Neil Hellegers. I enjoyed them all. Bastone’s writing was fun, she develops a story and characters who kept me entertained. Luci Christian and […]
Audiobook review: The Princess Knight by G.A. Aiken The Princess Knight opens with a short backstory of Gemma, the War Monk, learning that her sister Beatrix would be a soulless queen and that Gemma’s mentor sent her to protect her family. The story then quickly jumps to current times where Queen Keely’s troops are rooting out […]