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 […]
Audiobook review: The Golden Spider by Anne Renwick The audiobook rights for The Golden Spider recently reverted from Tantor Audiobooks to the author, who chose to re-record this wonderful story. Originally recorded by one female performer, the new audiobook uses dual narration bringing in two new actors to read the story. There are no alterations […]
Audiobook Review: Candle & Crow by Kevin Hearne Advertised as the end of the series with an HFN/HEA for all (including the original Iron Druid Chronicles), Candle & Crow delivers as promised. After recovering from a supernatural battle in Australia, Al is determined to find who cursed him so that he can remove the curses, retire, and […]
Audiobook review: The Roommate by Rosie Danan September TBR optional theme: Drama! The Roommate brings the Drama! when an East Coast socialite and a West Coast porn star hook up. Clara Wheaton surprises herself when she upends her entire life and moves to LA to live with her life-long crush Everett, hoping he’ll finally realize […]
Audiobook review: A Walk in the Park by Rebekah Weatherspoon Due to a disgruntled shelter employee, both Janelle and Andre were approved to adopt Zeus. After a discussion over the matter, they agree to co-parent the 4-year-old dog. A Walk in the Park is a delightful, feel-good romance. Both Janelle and Andre are dealing with loneliness […]
Audiobook review: Legends and Lattes by Travis Balder An orc mercenary knows the score and has no desire to end her days in blood and war so she walks away from her old life for a curious, odd new one. Long has this book been on my radar and it was a matter of when […]
Audiobook review: The Fake Mate by Lana Ferguson August TBR optional theme: Everyday Heroes – I’m behind in the schedule! I have had The Fake Mate on my TBR since it came out at the end of 2023. I LOVE fake relationship stories (RRC bingo square), and this one sounded like a lot of fun. […]
Audiobook review: Mean Ghosts by Danielle Garrett Happily ever after when you’re a woman with an affinity to ghosts and a nose for solving murder mysteries is never dull. Scarlett’s back! And, I couldn’t be happier after a four year hiatus for the series. Mean Ghosts is the eighth in a series of standalone paranormal […]
Audiobook review: The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi by Shannon Chakraborty July TBR optional theme: What a Wonderful World – I’m behind in the schedule! Set in the 12th century in the thriving port cities of the Indian Ocean, Amina lives in a world where women are expected to marry and maintain a home, not become […]
Audiobook review: Big Witch Energy by Molly Harper Big Witch Energy continues the story of magic and three new witches on Starfall Point, a small island off the coast of Michigan’s lower peninsula. Although the book continues the series-arching plot surrounding Shadow House, the story focuses on long-time island resident, Caroline, one of the three new witches. […]
Audiobook review: Speculations in Sin by Jennifer Ashley Speculations in Sin is the seventh full length title in the Kat Holloway (Below Stairs) Mysteries, following the adventures of Mayfair cook and local sleuth, Kat Holloway. While each story is an independent mystery, the books are tightly linked together through the development of Kat’s personal growth and development […]
Audiobook review: Gray Dawn by Hailey Edwards NOTE: Grey Dawn is the tenth and final book in the Black Hat Bureau series. This review contains spoilers from the previous books. Grey Dawn picks up immediately after the conclusion of the previous book. Clay has been wiped of his memories and is a slave to the […]
Audiobook review: Queen of None by Natania Barron Anna Pendragon, the youngest and only full sister to King Arthur, was married off at twelve. Twenty years later she returns to Carelon, widowed and hopeful for a quiet life at court. However, Arthur has other plans for Anna, and she finds herself once again subject to Merlin’s […]
Happy Saturday and welcome to the Mid-Year Check-In for this year’s Audiobook Challenge. It’s the half-way mark for 2024 and time to check in on our Audiobook Challenge. This event is hosted by Caffeinated Reviewer and That’s What I’m Talking About. Are you on target? Perhaps you are ahead or fear all is lost? Check-in and be sure to enter […]
Audiobook review: A Ruse of Shadows by Sherry Thomas Charlotte Holmes, the brilliant investigative mind behind Sherlock Holmes, for the first time finds herself the suspect and focus of a police investigation. Ash’s brother, Lord Bancroft, escaped his prison and was murdered, with Bancroft himself pointing his finger at Charlotte from beyond the grave. Jumping around in […]