Charlotte and Wrexford investigate the world of finance to exonerate siblings while exploring their own feelings in Murder at Queen’s Landing by Andrea Penrose. This is the fourth audiobook in the historical murder-mystery series Wrexford & Sloane and narrated by the talented James Cameron Stewart. Grab a cup of tea and see why I am obsessed with this amateur detective duo.
I was happy to review The Snow Girl by Javier Castillo before watching any adaptations. If you are looking for a missing persons case thriller, you’ll want to grab the Snow Girl.
Narrate by Desireé Ketchum, the Guardian of Shadows by Michelle Manus is the second audiobook in the Nyx Fortuna series. Nyx is the Guardian of Between Earth’s station and assists intergalactic travelers. She is also harboring fugitives, dealing with the Harvester of Worlds and has an ex she is avoiding. In search of answers, she, along with her motley group of friends, travel to the forbidden Shadow Market. What could go wrong?
Ink Blood Sister Scribe by Emma Törzs delivered a story about sisters, magic books and secret libraries. Threads combined, and the suspense built as we met new characters and uncovered truths in this debut novel. Grab an iced coffee and check out this fantasy.
Sophia Rose is here with a review of The Benevolent Society of Ill-Mannered Ladies by Alison Goodman. Find out why this historical mystery wasn’t what she was expecting, but turned out to be so good!
I love stories about family, friendships and finding your path and was drawn to the cover of Esme Cahill Fails Spectacularly by Marie Bostwick. The author takes us on one woman’s journey from a publishing house in New York to her grandparent’s lakeside resort. Along the way she heals, makes connections and finds herself.
