I follow narrator Luke Daniels, and he has introduced me to some fantastic authors, stories and series. Such was the case when he pitched his latest audiobook, That’s Not Right by Scott Meyer. Do you love talk radio and exploring the unexplained? Then you’ll want to grab your earbuds and listen to this humorous, strange, and addictive fiction.
I did not know what I was diving into with The Nightmare Machine by Tim White, but when I saw it was narrated by the talented Patrick Zeller, I had no choice but to listen. The tale that unfolds was epic with monsters, gods and heroes.
I am continuing my journey with the October Daye urban fantasy series on audio. Night and Silence by Seanan McGuire is the twelfth audiobook narrated by Mary Robinette Kowal. Toby has suffered and needs a quest, just not the one she will get.
I read Magic Tides, but held out for the audio for Magic Claims and was not disappointed. Magic Tides & Magic Claims by Ilona Andrews are novellas in the Kate Daniels: Wilmington Years. The first introduces us to life after Atlanta, and the second brings change. Both are fantastic and have me looking forward to many more stories.
I had Square³ by Mira Grant in my TBR pile, but jumped at the chance to listen to the novella narrated by Rachel F. Hirsch. Grant shares a science fiction tale that will grab you from the first chapter.
Narrated by Ben Onwukwe, Ordinary Monsters by J.M. Miro, is the first audiobook in the Talents Trilogy. This historical fantasy is rich in magic, as Victorian era children with rare gifts find themselves hunted by evil. Grab an iced coffee and see what I loved about this brilliantly written tale….
