Audiobook review: To Kill a King by C.S. Wilde To Kill a King is the second book in the Hollowcliff Detectives series, and I strongly recommend starting with the first book, To Kill a Fae, for world-building and character introduction and development. This one takes place shortly after the conclusion of the first book, picking up […]
Audiobook Review: American Demon I had mixed feelings when I learned that Kim Harrison was coming back with a new story for the Hollows series. I was excited at first, then I was afraid that after wrapping up the series six years ago, what this installment would look like. Would it take place after the […]
Audiobook review: What I’m Looking For by Karen Grey What I’m Looking For is the first book in the Boston Classics series from Karen Grey. Ms. Grey takes her readers back to the 80s, and I felt all the nostalgia while reading this book as I grew up in the 80s. Kate is bit of a […]
Audiobook review: Sapphire Flames by Ilona Andrews Jumping forward three years from the conclusion of the previous books, Sapphire Flames opens with Catalina turning twenty-one and House Baylor less than a week away from the end of their grace period as a new House. Sapphire Flames is the first full-length title in the Hidden Legacy series […]
Audiobook review: Thief of Dreams by Bec McMaster Zemira Az Ghul is the half-fae daughter of the Wraith King, a sadistic ruler who uses his daughters to do his dirty work. He is willing to free Zemira and return the missing part of her soul if she steals the Dragon’s Heart from Prince Keir from the […]
Audiobook review: First Place Witch by Danielle Garrett First Place Witch opens shortly after the conclusion of A Royal Witch, on the night before Holly opens her new Potions Shop. She’s stressed because one of the Council members doesn’t think she should have her license, and she worries that he’ll cause trouble. The author catches up on […]
Audiobook Review: Heartless by Dannika Dark Heartless brings us nine novels deep into Dannika Dark’s Crossbreed series and I’m still in love with the characters and their world. This time around the Keystone group is working a case where Mage females have gone missing. The clues point to them being taken and used in cage matches. […]
Audiobook review: Peace Talks by Jim Butcher Harry Dresden is BACK! Peace Talks is the first new, full-length story in the Dresden Files series in over five years. For fans of the series – I highly recommend a reread of Skin Game to brush up on events. The story takes place not long-ish after the conclusion […]
Audiobook review: Take a Hint, Dani Brown by Talia Hibbert Take a Hint, Dani Brown was one of my most anticipated releases for 2020, and it does not disappoint! I continue to adore Ms. Hibbert’s storytelling, and the book features one of my favorite tropes – fake relationships. Zaf is a retired pro rugby player who […]
We are midway through the 2020 Audiobook Challenge and we’ve been busy! Here are our lists: Goal: 70 audiobooks, Marathoner (Look Ma No Hands) 50+ Book 01: The Hero and the Hacktivist by Pippa Grant, Narrated by Teddy Hamilton, Maxine Mitchell (1/2) Book 02: Get a Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert, Narrated by Adjoa Andoh […]
Audiobook review: Dragon Unleashed by Grace Draven Dragon Unleashed is the second title in the Fallen Empire series (however events in the book have me curious if it’s only a duology or if there will be more). While primarily a sweeping fantasy, the story also shares the slow-burn romance between main characters Halani and Malachus. The […]
Audiobook Review: Rapture in Death by J.D. Robb Rapture in Death made me smile so much. Eve and Roarke are back from their honeymoon and they are freaking adorable together. Their ever-growing relationship is fun to witness, they laugh together, they tear each other clothes off and they work great together. Peabody is quickly becoming a […]
Audiobook review: 50 Ways to Ruin a Rake by Jade Lee Mellie (Melinda) Smithson lives and works with her father in the country. Her only prospect is her half-cousin Ronnie, whose romantic notions miss their mark and leave Mellie exhausted and annoyed. She wants to be her own business woman, but her uncle and father won’t […]
Audiobook review: Chaos Reigning by Jessie Mihalik When I started Chaos Reigning I was a bit surprised to find out that it was the final book in the series… there is so much going on and only two of the six von Hasenberg siblings had their HEAs… won’t they all have a story?! While the book […]
Audiobook review: Fire & Water by Alexis Hall I just finished reading Fire & Water in February, so being able to hear it performed so soon was a lot of fun. In this third novel in the Kate Kane, Paranormal Investigator series, Kate is back six months after the end of the previous story, still adapting […]