Vera Wong’s Guide to Snooping (on a Dead Man) by Jesse Q. Sutanto is the second audiobook in the Vera Wong series. She introduces new characters and brings back familiar ones as Vera helps a young woman find her missing friend. Suspense, humor, and found family delivered as narrator Eunice Wong brought the characters to life.
My expectations were high and I am excited to say Bennett delivered and then some. Din and Ana tackle a case that has far reaches across the empire. I found myself immediately drawn into the story as we get updates about our characters. You’ll want to grab your earbuds and listen as Andrew Fallaize narrates this engaging mystery.
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I came across the audiobook of Don’t Tell Me How to Die Marshall Karp and was curious after reading the synopsis. Narrated by January LaVoy, Karp delivered a twisty domestic thriller that held me captive from beginning to end. Brilliant & addictive.
Oh No! There’s an Incubus in My Hot Spring by Ember Holt is the first cozy fantasy romance in the Getting Cozy with Demons series. If you like small town, cozy, steamy and adorkable romances, you’ll want to travel to BFE, Colorado and visit Sylvia, a latent witch who impulsively buys a haunted hot spring. The haunting in question is an Incubus named Apollo.
I am always up for a good locked-room mystery thriller and devoured You Are Fatally Invited by Ande Pliego. You are cordially invited to the island of the coast of Maine by renowned anonymous author J. R. Alasto for a writer’s retreat. Come along with six authors, all successful in their own rights at crafting murder, mischief and mayhem. A word of caution not all of you will make it off the island.
