Audiobook review: Death in Kew Gardens by Jennifer Ashley Death in Kew Gardens picks up not long after the conclusion of the previous tale. The story opens with Kat and Tess literally running into a Chinese gentleman, who later becomes the prime suspect in the murder of Sir. Jacob, the next door neighbor of the Bywaters and […]
Audiobook review: Thief of Souls by Bec McMaster Thief of Souls is the second story in the Court of Dreams fantasy series. The story picks up three months after the conclusion of the previous novella with Zemira being tortured by her father, the of king of the wraiths, for failing to steal the Heart of the Dragon. […]
Audiobook review: Shifters in the Night by Molly Harper Lia Doe is skilled at negotiation and represents her boss’s construction company while they build a new apartment complex in Mystic Bayou. She’s not used to small town, but loves the people and the fact that she doesn’t have to hide her shifter nature. When she accidentally […]
Audiobook review: Revolutionary by Colleen Cowley Revolutionary is the final book in the Clandestine Magic trilogy, a series that must be read from the first book for maximum enjoyment. There will be spoilers for the first two books in this review. Our story opens just a few weeks since the conclusion of Radical, with Peter in a […]
Audiobook review: Scandal Above Stairs by Jennifer Ashley Scandal Above Stairs continues the story of Kat Halloway, a downstairs cook in the Mayfair residence of Lord Rankin. The story opens about three months after the conclusion of the previous book. Kat remains the household cook for Lady Cynthia, along with her aunt and uncle who are living […]
Audiobook review: Silver Charms by Kate Moseman Silver Charms opens shortly after the conclusion of the first Midlife Elementals tale. To my surprise, and ultimately my delight, the story is shared with listeners via a different character than that of the first book. This time we hear from the POV of Rose, not Luella. While I thought […]
Audiobook review: Radical by Colleen Cowley Radical picks up about two months after the conclusion of the first title, Subversive. The beginning of the book continues to see Peter working on a defense against the weapon he created, while Beatrix and Ella work on their Plan B – teaching women how to use magic in hopes of […]
Audiobook review: Death Below Stairs by Jennifer Ashley Kat Halloway is a downstairs cook, a position that gives her some authority, but she is still clearly a servant and is mostly happy with her place in life. Kat starts the book at a new post in the Mayfair residence of Lord and Lady Rankin. Just after she […]
Audiobook review: Goodbye’s a Witch by Danielle Garrett Danielle Garrett takes readers on one last adventure with witch Holly Bolt in Goodbye’s a Witch. It’s been roughly six months since Holly and Adam’s wedding (previous book). The Inn and Holly’s business is running smoothly; however, there is an issue with the supernatural transport system, causing a few […]
Audiobook review: Incense and Sensibility by Sonali Dev Incense and Sensibility is the third standalone romance in the wonderful Rajes series. The story focuses on Yash Raje as he runs for governor of California, opening with an attempt on Yash’s life by a racist. While he has few lingering physical issues, the event shakes the foundation […]
Audiobook Review: Paper & Blood by Kevin Hearne Note: I split my reading of this book about 70% ebook and 30% audiobook, so I included a review of the narration in this review. Paper & Blood continues the tale of Al MacBharrais, Sigil Agent for the Tuatha Dé Danann. He has the sometimes dangerous task of keeping […]
Audiobook review: Half Sick of Shadows by Laura Sebastian Note: I split my time reading this book roughly 50/50 between the audiobook book and the ebook. This review reflects a review of both mediums. Although the tragic Arthurian Legion is familiar, Ms. Sebastian creates an engrossing story, told from a new perspective. Like the legendary Mists […]
Audiobook review: You Spin Me by Karen Grey You Spin Me is an absolute wonderful romance! Cal and Jess go from strangers to friends to lovers and more, taking time to get each step (mostly) right before moving on. Their story bursts with emotion, pulling from me so many feels. I love that the characters are […]
Audiobook review: A Good Day for Chardonnay by Darynda Jones A Good Day for Chardonnay opens not too long after the conclusion of the first book, A Bad Day for Sunshine. Sunshine Vicram continues to situate herself in the roll of sheriff, helping out the town, and trying to discover the truth behind her abduction. The […]
Audiobook review: Subversive by Colleen Cowley Imagine a world where women don’t have many rights, only certain men can perform magic, and those few men hold the highest offices in government. When Peter Blackwell returns to his small hometown to be its wizard, he forces Beatrix Harper to be his assistant. Beatrix is a part of the […]