See These Bones by Chris Tullbane

October 24th, 2024 Kimberly Review 8 Comments

24th Oct
See These Bones by Chris Tullbane

See These Bones by Chris Tullbane is the first audiobook in the Murder of Crows fantasy series. Set in a post-apocalyptic world with superheroes, Tullbane hooked me as we meet Damian Jameson, a crow destine to go crazy like his father and desperate to be a cape.

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This Way to Murder by Shelley Shearer

June 21st, 2024 Kimberly Review 8 Comments

21st Jun
This Way to Murder by Shelley Shearer

This Way to Murder by Shelley Shearer is the first audiobook in the Board Game Cafe Mysteries series. Narrated by Nicole Fikes, we meet Remi McKenna & her best friend Trace Cooper as things go terribly wrong during a letterboxing event. Come see why I enjoyed this cozy mystery!

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An Inheritance of Magic by Benedict Jacka

November 9th, 2023 Kimberly Review 10 Comments

9th Nov
An Inheritance of Magic by Benedict Jacka

I was so excited to see a new series from Benedict Jacka and couldn’t wait to listen. An Inheritance of Magic is the first audiobook in the Stephen Oakwood urban fantasy series. Come learn about the magic of Drucraft and meet our untrained protagonist Stephen Oakwood. I cannot wait for more…..

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The Brightest Fell by Seanan McGuire

September 14th, 2023 Kimberly Review 5 Comments

14th Sep
The Brightest Fell by Seanan McGuire

I have been devouring the October Daye audiobooks. Today, I have The Brightest Fell by Seanan McGuire. This is the eleventh novel in the series and they just keep getting better. No rest for our hero, it seems. Come see why I am loving this series….

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Masters of Death by Olivie Blake

August 31st, 2023 Kimberly Review 14 Comments

31st Aug
Masters of Death by Olivie Blake

I listened to The Atlas Six and was curious about Olivie Blake’s newest release, Masters of Death. I went into this blind only knowing it was a story about vampires, ghosts, and death itself. Narrated by Steve West at its core, it’s a story about love and mortality. I laughed, cried, and lost myself in the story.

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