Wolftamer by Maggie Rapier delivers the conclusion of the romantic fantasy duology Magpie the Wolf. I loved book one, from the pirates to the magic, and was excited to dive in. While I struggled with the first half, the second half grabbed me as the danger increased. I closed the book with a smile and recommend this duology for lovers of fantasy and romance.
Library of Forbidden Books by Mario Escobar shares a fictional historical fiction based on the heroic true stories of librarians who fought back in Berlin as the Nazis tried to destroy the works of Jewish writers and more. This is Helene Nathan’s story. One of the first female librarians at a prestigious German library who risks everything to hide books before they are burned.
Narrated by Ryan West & Summer Morton, North Country by K.A. Tucker delivers a standalone, second chance romance with a side of mystery and suspense. A touching, swoon-worthy small-town romance that will keep you listening way past your bedtime.
Sophia Rose is here with a review of Volume 5 in the Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion by Beth Brower. Come see what Sophia loves about this serial-style tale narrated by Genevieve Gaunt.
I have been enjoying Chuck Wendig’s special brand of horror, (even if he forever ruined apples for me) and was excited to dive into The Calamities, book one of the Fiends. A dark fantasy horror with demons, greed, powerful families and vivid dreams that bring four characters together on a deadly quest. I read along as I listened to the audiobook with it’s all star cast of narrators.
