Adrift in Currents Clean and Clear by Seanan Mcguire is the tenth audiobook in the Wayward Children series and shares Nadya’s origin story when the door to Belyyreka first opened to her. Narrated by Barrie Kreinik, McGuire once again held me captive in this riveting fantasy.
I was drawn to the cover of The Rainfall Market by You Yeong-Gwang and the tagline, “If you could swap your life for a better one, which would you choose?” Would I swap my life? Come follow Serin, in this coming of age fantasy with a touch of magical realism as she visits the Rainfall Market.
I enjoy magical realism and timeslips, so I picked up Where The Creek Bends by Linda Lael Miller. Madison Bettencourt’s life has turned upside down, and she wonders what happened to the Bliss, her childhood friend whom everyone suspected was her imaginary friend. Readers will discover a romance new begins and questions answered in this women’s fiction timeslip.
I loved The Midnight Library and was eager to listen to Matt Haig’s newest novel, The Impossible Life. In this story filled with magical realism, we travel with retired math teacher Grace Winters to the island of Ibiza as she searches for answers about her lost friend. An intriguing tale filled with wonder and hope.
A Novel Love Story by Ashley Poston was on my radar thanks to a fellow blogger. When I saw it available for audio review, I grabbed it. Zero regrets. Narrated by Dorothy Dillingham Blue, this story tells what happens when a book lover wakes up in the fictional small-town of her favorite series. Heartfelt, humorous with a touch of swoon, this one is for all the romance readers.
