I loved The Midnight Library and was eager to listen to Matt Haig’s newest novel, The Impossible Life. In this story filled with magical realism, we travel with retired math teacher Grace Winters to the island of Ibiza as she searches for answers about her lost friend. An intriguing tale filled with wonder and hope.
Born of Blood and Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout brings us the exciting conclusion to the Flesh and Fire romantasy series narrated by Stina Nielsen. Battles, surprises and swoons await you.
If you are looking for a humorous, action-packed romantasy you’ll want grab Apprentice to the Villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer. This is the second book in the Assistant to the Villain series and delivered all I expected and more. Narrated by Em Eldridge, the audiobook brought the characters, snark and adventures to life.
A Novel Love Story by Ashley Poston was on my radar thanks to a fellow blogger. When I saw it available for audio review, I grabbed it. Zero regrets. Narrated by Dorothy Dillingham Blue, this story tells what happens when a book lover wakes up in the fictional small-town of her favorite series. Heartfelt, humorous with a touch of swoon, this one is for all the romance readers.
The third book in the Withering Mysteries, The Withering Storm by Amy Boyles, tackles the infection Grim has been fighting. Will he find a cure or will he turn into the creature he has hunted? Is a television celebrity offering him salvation or is it all a ruse for ratings? What unfolds is a suspenseful, twisted tale that kept me on edge.
