Ink Blood Sister Scribe by Emma Törzs delivered a story about sisters, magic books and secret libraries. Threads combined, and the suspense built as we met new characters and uncovered truths in this debut novel. Grab an iced coffee and check out this fantasy.
Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney has been on my wishlist since its release. While looking for audiobooks to fulfil my goals for the Library Love Challenge, I came upon it and immediately downloaded it. Narrated by Stephanie Racine, I quickly became caught up in this isolated “And Then There Were None” murder mystery.
In Alex North’s latest thriller The Angel Maker narrated by Rosalie Craig the author weaves together a dark and suspenseful tale about siblings, fate and a serial killer. Grab a cup of coffee and see what I enjoyed about this twisted tale.
I was drawn to the cover of Where Darkness Blooms by Andrea Hannah and pulled in by the synopsis. Welcome to the town of Bishop known for endless fields of sunflowers, recurring wind storms and missing women. You’ll want to get cozy for this dark tale as sisters not of blood but shared loss fight for their lives and others.
I was delighted that Blake Crouch’s back matter will be on audio and grabbed Abandon. Narrated by Soneela Nankani, Jennifer Jill Araya, Timothy Jackson, and Max Meyers, Abandon tells a tale of journalist Abigail Foster and her historian father who along with their party explore a town where its inhabitants disappeared Christmas Day 1893. Horror meets thriller in this chilling listen.
