Channel Cleeton is an autobuy for me, and I look forward to each release. I had the pleasure of reading and listening to An Infinite Love Story. This standalone transports us to 1968 as Vivian Mitchell retells her romance, as she holds out hope that her husband will return when his space shuttle goes missing.
Written and narrated by Richard Paul Evans, The Christmas Stranger delivers a heart-felt tale that embraces the spirit of Christmas. You’ll want to grab your earbuds and some hot cocoa to enjoy this timeless tale of loss, hope and new beginnings.
Bones by K.L. Speer is the first audiobook in the post-apocalyptic fantasy series Bones. Narrated by Megan Carver, this character-driven story introduces us to Bones, a broken woman with the power to heal. This one made me ugly cry and has me counting the days until the audiobook release of Fangs.
I’ve read several books about the Magdalene laundries and immediately requested Wayward Girls by Susan Wiggs. She did not disappoint. Set in 1960s Buffalo, N.Y. Wiggs transports us into the lives of six teens who find themselves at the Good Shepherd, run by the Sisters of Charity nuns. Narrated by Jane Oppenheimer & Cynthia Farrell, it’s a story of survival, friendship, and redemption.
“These Summer Storms,” a contemporary fiction by Sarah MacLean, was among my most looked-forward-to books of 2025. When I found out Julia Whelan was narrating, I knew I had to listen along. MacLean delivered the perfect beach read filled with family, new beginnings and loss.
