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.
See These Bones by Chris Tullbane is the first audiobook in the Murder of Crows fantasy series. Set in a post-apocalyptic world with superheroes, Tullbane hooked me as we meet Damian Jameson, a crow destine to go crazy like his father and desperate to be a cape.
I love the Murderbot series and was excited to try the updated and revised edition of City of Bones by Martha Wells. I loved Khat, Sagai, and Elen and their adventures in the city of Charisat, a tiered monolith of the Ancients’ design, that sits on the edge of the vast desert known as the Waste. From the world-building to the characters, I was enthralled.
Told from multiple points of view, Wayward by Chuck Wendig picks up five years after The Wanderers ended. An epic, dark, realistic and politically charged tale that you won’t be able to set down.
