Oh No! There’s an Incubus in My Hot Spring by Ember Holt is the first cozy fantasy romance in the Getting Cozy with Demons series. If you like small town, cozy, steamy and adorkable romances, you’ll want to travel to BFE, Colorado and visit Sylvia, a latent witch who impulsively buys a haunted hot spring. The haunting in question is an Incubus named Apollo.
Narrated & written by Ben Schenkman, My Boss is the Devil delivered a clever and humorous tale about a barista and a deal with the devil. Suspense, romance and a thought provoking narrative left me craving more.
Tullbane delivers a new series set in his Post-Break World and you do not want to miss it. The Queen of Smiles by Chris Tullbane, the first in the Storm Who Rides, was completely unputdownable. Narrated by Reba Buhr, Tullbane takes us across the badlands as our motorcycle riding queen hands out justice.
Werecats Emergent by Mark J. Engels is the first in the Forest Exiles Saga. It shares the story of a line of humans’ afflict with a werecat mutation that causes rage if not controlled and ultimately death. We follow a family as teenage twins mutate and their mother and uncle deteriorate. Suspense, action and family make this an intriguing start to the trilogy.
The following are novelette stories from a post-break world. These shorts are all set in the same world as the Murder of Crows trilogy and each is narrated by Joseph Vernon. Tullbane gave us intriguing stories. Some featuring secondary characters we already know, and I devoured them all. If you haven’t listened to the Murder of Crows trilogy, I highly recommend it.
One Tin Solider by Chris Tullbane is the final audiobook in the Murder of Crows trilogy. Narrated by Joseph Vernon, it’s the third year at the academy and we are going out in the field with other capes when Damian volunteers to a multi-month expedition to bring hope and relief to the Badlands. A favor has come due, and he’s hunting for Mr. Nowhere. An epic tale that hooked me from the first line to the last.
