Paper Ghosts by Sarah Addison Allen delivered a love story steeped in magical realism that pulled me in with the secrets that lie beyond the front doors of the Wester House. You’ll want to curl up with this southern fiction and uncover the Wester women’s secrets.
I was looking for an atmospheric listen, and with its full cast of narrators, The Children by Melissa Albert promised a dark tale of legacy, memory, and magic. I am pleased to say it did not disappoint.
I love the blend of magical realism Ashley Poston brings to her stories, and The Someday Garden delivered as we are transported to Lilymoor House off the coast of Maine, where the new head gardener Sophie Drear discovers a secret garden.
I loved The Midnight Library, and when it was announced that The Midnight Train by Matt Haig would be set in the same world, I knew I had to listen. Narrated by James Norton, Wilbur boards the train to take one last trip to observe memories of his life before moving on. The tale that unfolded held me captive and pondering my life in this time-traveling romance.
Narrated by Cynthia Hopkins, Through Gates of Garnet and Gold by Seanan McGuire transports us into the fantasy world of the Wayward Children. Come, step through a door as Nancy leaves the Hall of the Dead seeking help from her Wayward friends. An addictive tale filled with suspense and mystery.
