Audiobook review: Overdue by Elizabeth Spann Craig Overdue is the second story in the small-town library-centric Village Library Mysteries. The tale picks up not long after the first title, with Ann discovering the body of a library board member in the basement of the building. Soon Ann finds herself in the center of the investigation, […]
Audiobook review: A dual timeline winter season domestic thriller ominous with darker tones and a noir-feel, this standalone tale had me returning to an author who drew me into the world of his story once again. I’ve only read one previous book by Joe Clifford, but had plans to pick up more of his work. […]
Audiobook review: The Mummy of Mayfair by Jeri Westerson Tim Badger and Ben Watson have enjoyed mild success after their first big case, The Isolated Séance, in part due to Elsie Littleton, who writes up their stories in London paper. They enjoy a good rapport with Scotland Yard and have gained some moderate renown. This leads […]
Audiobook review: Checked Out by Elizabeth Spann Craig Ann is a small town librarian situated in the mountains of North Carolina. She enjoys helping out and doesn’t mind working long hours. Not one to go out, she final agrees when one of her patrons set up Ann on a blind date with her grand-nephew, Roger. […]
Audiobook review: Northfanger by Jayne Bamber A mashup of two Jane Austen novels with vampires doubled down on the supernatural fun. I’ve come to expect a good time and lots of Regency era shenanigans when I pick up a Jayne Bamber book and Northfanger was no exception. I sunk my fangs into Northfanger right away […]
Audiobook review: On the Edge by Ilona Andrews On the Edge is a re-read for me; I first listened to the audiobook in 2016. I really didn’t remember the story, so it was like starting all over again. I love the creativity of the world, which is unique and interesting. Rose is a solid, everyday […]
Audiobook review: Into the Woods by Jenny Holiday Into the Woods is a lovely slow-burn love story that is both a romantic journey and one of self-discovery. Once they get past initial misconceptions about the other, Gretchen and Teddy find common ground in the poverty of their youth. Knowing that the other understood the shame […]
Audiobook review: The Isolated Séance by Jeri Westerson The Isolated Séance is a fun start to a promising new Sherlock-spinoff series. I enjoyed the character development of both Badger, a former Irregular, and Ben, a jack-of-all trades. Neither young man has the gravitas of their benefactor, but they are working hard to learn and better themselves. […]
Audiobook review: An Exhibition of Malice by Emily L. Finch On a case to locate some missing blueprints, Wyatt runs into Samantha in a study at a house party, where she’s hiding from one of the many suitors interesting in obtaining her dowry. Soon after, Skinny Jim sets his sites on Samantha, and Wyatt won’t […]
Audiobook review: Booked for the Holidays by Liz Maverick I complete enjoyed listening to the sweet Hanuukkah romance Booked for the Holidays. Abi decides to stay in the city for the holidays and volunteers to work with famous cozy mystery author D.B. Ziegler to help her finish the manuscript of her final book. However, when […]
Hello Audiophiles, it’s time to sign up for the 2025 Audiobook Challenge, hosted by Caffeinated Reviewer and That’s What I’m Talking About. Choose your level and get those audiobooks ready. JIAM is back for June and we’ll be hosting a special month long challenge. Grab your earbuds, decide on your goals, and sign up below! Use hashtag #2025AudiobookChallenge on […]
Audiobook review: Fair Market Value by Hailey Edwards For most of the world, Frankie and her siblings, Josie and Matty, run an auto body shop; however, special clients know that Josie runs a body shop: she loans bodies to spirits so they can move around the human plane. The siblings live under the radar until one […]
Audiobook review: A Case for the Winemaker by Candace Havens Ainsley moved back to her small Texan hometown a year ago after living and working in Chicago her entire adult life. She’s starting over by opening an exciting new market shop; however when her friend is the lead suspect in a murder, Ainsley feels compelled to […]
Audiobook review: Never Been Witched by Molly Harper Never Been Witched is the third and final tale in the Starfall Point paranormal romance series. This time around, we follow Alice Seastairs, who works for her overbearing, cruel grandparents. Alice has been treated like a waste of space her entire life and didn’t know true love and friendship […]
Audiobook review: In Westminster’s Halls by Don Jacobson When provided the opportunity to wade into the fray regarding a government bill on the slave trade, a country squire, a wealthy landed gentleman, an impassioned young woman, and others are must make a choice about standing for right even if faced with malicious personal attacks and […]