A Divided Duty by Seanan McGuire is the twentieth audiobook in the October Daye urban fantasy series. Narrated by Mary Robinette Kowal, McGuire takes us back to Blind Michael’s lands and once pulled me in as Toby and Tybalt hunt for their missing ward.
Wickhills by Premee Mohamed delivered a rich fantasy perfect for fans of the Ana and Din Mysteries and the Inheritance of Magic series. In the magical city of Wickhills, Mohamed guides readers through a story where a streetwise secret agent is tasked with saving a defector and, perhaps, the entire world.
If you are looking for a witchy listen, you’ll want to grab A Time of Witches by Madeline Martin. Narrated by Saskia Maarleveld, a witch in the present must undo an event in the past to save herself.
Disenchanted by Lucy Jane Wood is the third novel in the cozy, standalone fantasy series Bewitched. Here we meet a reluctant witch named Sage Hemlock, who’s working on an exhibition on magic in the cozy town of Port Sylvan. When the grimoire of Lilara Mournfell appears, she and her friend and co-worker Casimi must fix the spell it opens.
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.
