Also referred to as the Shining Smith series, Junkyard Roadhouse by Faith Hunter is the fourth book in the Junkyard Cats series narrated by Khristine Hvam. This science fiction novella with it’s dystopian setting is addictive as Shining Smith, her cats and motley crew work to survive. A little humor and a whole lota action make this series an autobuy for me.
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.
The Love Shack is the third standalone small-town romance in the Indiana Summers series by Lori Foster. It takes place in the town of Cemetery, a quirky resort town with a mannequin the folks dress up. Berkley Carr opened The Love Shack Animal Haven there and is escaping from her scandalous past. Will she find a haven and a place to belong? You’ll want to find out in this sweet summer romance.
A Dead Man’s Favor by Chris Tullbane is the fifth audiobook in this delightful urban fantasy series. Narrated by Joel Richards, John is dealing with negotiations as the local supernatural mediator in San Diego. He’s also doing a favor for the local zombie prince, which only brings trouble. Addictive, with a dash of humor and lots of action.
I enjoy Kelley Armstrong’s writing, so I was delighted to try her first romantic comedy, Finding Mr. Write. When Daphne McFadden’s book is rejected, she submits her book as a male author and finds herself in a bidding war & huge book deal… only now everyone wants to meet Zane Remington. What’s a girl to do?
