I bought My Oxford Year by Julia Whelan on audio when it released without even reading the synopsis primarily to support Whelan whom I love as a narrator. And, of course, it sat on my Audible App for far too long.

Witch Way Did He Go? by Dakota Cassidy
In Witch Way Did He Go? by Dakota Cassidy panic, suspense and sorrow darken our door when Crispin Alistair Winterbottom goes missing. The tale that unfolded was an addictive listen, narrated by Hollie Jackson.
Changes by Jim Butcher
I took off my headphones and screamed, “Holy Shit!” or a slightly more colored variation, but people, Changes by Jim Butcher, the twelfth novel in the Harry Dresden Files was intense, mind-blowing, hilarious, heartbreaking and full of twisted fu@kery. Yeah ok, I liked it.
Ashes in the Snow by Ruta Sepetys
Ashes in the Snow by Ruta Sepetys takes us on one family’s perilous journey as she shares stories of human endurance and the horrors they faced. Poignant and inspiring this story will stay forever in your memory.
Driven to Distraction by Lori Foster
I had such fun with Driven to Distraction by Lori Foster. I closed my Kindle grinning from ear to ear. A rescue dog, character growth and toe-curling moments provided the perfect start to the Roads to Love series. I laughed, held my breath and devoured Brodie and Mary’s story.
Fight or Flight by Samantha Young
Join me on my coffee dates with Samantha Young’s newest romantic tale Fight or Flight. A sexy Scot and a sassy designer go head to head as sparks fly in this deliciously wonderful, heartwarming tale. I fell in love with these characters from their snarky terms of endearment to Caleb’s Scottish lilt.