Rewitched by Lucy Jane Wood delivers a story filled with magic and self-discovery. Belladonna Blackthorn loves working at Lunar Bookstore and the magic she possesses, but when her thirtieth birthday arrives, she discovers she might lose it all.
Sophia Rose is here today with a review of the crime fiction audiobook, Murder on the Trail: Mysteries, Deaths, and Disappearances in National Parks written by Michelle Kaminsky and narrated by Linda Jones. Come see what she enjoyed about this dark exploration of murder in our national parks.
In Magic and Mischief at the Wayside Hotel by Elizabeth Everett, readers find themselves in the Number Five Wayside Inn and World Travel Hub and it’s stuck on Earth with supernatural traveler from fairies to dragons. The hotel’s magical gas tank is empty, and it’s the job of Pax Nomen, the manager, to fix it.
I Know You Saw Her by Anne Girdharry delivered a twisty, fast-paced mystery thriller as Fiona tries to determine what happened to her sister Amy five years ago. Narrated by Sophie Roberts, I found myself invested in discovering what happened.
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