Narrated by Aysha Kala, Helen Keeley, & Nell Barlow, Weyward by Emilia Hart lent itself perfectly to the audio format as the author shares the story of three women, over five centuries, all with one secret. Hints of magical realism bring the vivid prose to life and the three natures help us traverse time as we learn about the Weyward women.
I am continuing my readings of Simone St. James backlist and I’m quite enjoying these historical ghost stories. In Silence for the Dead, it’s 1919, and Kitty Weeks has falsified her papers to get a remote nursing job at Portis House. The tale that unfolds is atmospheric and suspenseful, with a side of romance and plenty of supernatural elements.
Jayne Anne Krentz is kicking off the new year with a brand new trilogy, the Lost Night Files. Book one, Sleep No More, delivers suspense, paranormal elements, murder and supernatural abilities. Grab a cup of joe and see why I recommend it…
Narrated by Hollie Jackson, A Total Witch Show by Dakota Cassidy, is the fourteenth audiobook in the cozy paranormal mystery series, Witchless in Seattle. Snark, suspense and action await you as something wicked this way comes….
The Haunting of Maddy Clare by Simone St. James delivers a paranormal tale set in England during the 1920s. Young Sarah Piper accepts a temp job and finds herself in the countryside dealing with an angry ghost named Maddy Clare. Suspense, mystery, and a side dish of romance await you…
I was eager to dive into Voice of Fear by Heather Graham, not just for Patrick Law’s story but to see the case involving human trafficking and those of a cop who is still searching for a victim, even in death.
