Between Floors by W.R. Gingell is the third audiobook in the City Between urban fantasy series. I love listening to the narrations performed by Zehra Jane Naqvi. When one of the psychos she lives with goes missing, Pet naturally gets involved. Darker, twisted and addictive this series gets better and better!
Full Throttle by Joe Hill is a collection of short stories. Some date back to 2006 and others are new never seen before. Of course I grabbed my earbuds and listened thanks to the fantastic cast of characters. Let’s hit the road and check out these tales…
Today I am sharing the first two standalone audiobooks in the Always Satisfied series by Lauren Blakely. One offers a unique format with singing and the other a full cast of narrators … both will leave you grinning like a fool. Find out why by checking out my Coffee Pot reviews, then grab copies for yourself!
I didn’t even realize this was an anthology when I purchased the Dresden Files on Audible. The anthology features Cold Case, Dresden 14.5 and focuses on Molly. Julia Whelan narrates and holy snowballs it was good. The Shadows Souls collection is a feast for audio and urban fantasy fans. Dark and delicious!
The Warrior by Sarah Fine is the final book in the Immortal Dealers series and I was excited to dive in. Grab your cards and prepare to battle!
Gads, this was good, but it ended on a cliffhanger and if the third book doesn’t release on audio, I will have a tantrum.
Between Jobs by W.R. Gingell is the first novel in the City Between, an edgy urban fantasy series. Dark humor, an Australian setting and an unusual cast of characters kept me engaged.
The Au Pair written by Emma Rous and narrated by Elizabeth Sastre & Nicola Barber offered a suspenseful domestic-noir that held me captive. I first learned about the book at Between my Lines and jumped at the chance to review the audio. Rous takes us to the New England coast in this gothic tale as a distraught young woman searches for clues about her past.
Deadmarsh Fey by Melika Dannese Lux is the first novel in the dark fantasy series, Dwellers of Darkness, Children of Light. The story takes place in a manor surrounded by wood in nineteenth century England. Ghosts, demons, fae, dragons and treachery await you in this twisted fantasy with elements of Victorian horror and lore.
Beautifully written prose with haunting images and depth, Alyson Hagy pulled me into the dystopian world of Scribe, as narrator Shannon McManus’ southern twang enveloped me.
