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.
The Forgotten One by Catherine Bybee is the second romance novel in the Heirs series. This time we get the lost brother, Maximillian Smith and tabloid journalist, Sarah McNeilly story. Filled with family, a delightful series arc, and plenty of swoons. I devoured their story.
The Blue Iris by Rachel Stone delivers a multiple perspective story surrounding the people who work one summer at the Blue Iris flower shop. Narrated by Jeannie Sheneman & GM Hakim, we deal with loss, mystery, hope, friendship, betrayal, and new beginnings. A touching tale not to be missed.
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.
After the events at the end of See These Bones, I dove into Red Right Hand by Chris Tullbane. It’s Damian’s second year at the academy, training to become a cape. No second book syndrome here as Tullbane delivered action, suspense, character growth and more. Unputdownable!
