A review for the audiobook version of Cursebound, the second book in the Faebound series. I had been putting off reading this book, because I didn’t enjoy the first book’s reader. But I finally picked the audiobook up because it had a different reader and I am so glad I did. I really enjoyed this one.
Two short reviews for two really good books. The Wolf Tree by Laura McCluskey is an atmospheric mystery on an isolated island off the coast of Scotland. The Fallow Year by Margaret Owen is a collection of short stories that take place between books 2 and 3 of the Little Thieves series. Both of these were excellent and I highly recommend them.
A review for the fun wholesome romance between a baking contestant and a Viscount. I enjoyed reading The Crime Brulee Bake Off by Rebecca Connolly. It is full of fun characters, a lot of baking, and a very sweet romance.
A review for the audiobook version of Little Thieves by Margaret own. This is my second time reading this story and I loved it just as much as the first time. The narrator does a great job of bringing these characters to life and I am looking forward to listening to the next book in the series.
Two audiobook reviews for two really good books. Even if you are not into audiobooks you should give them a chance. Both were a lot of fun to read. Wooing the Witch Queen is a delightful romantasy that was so fun to listen to. The Graveyard Shift is a novella that is a mystery with a touch of horror.
A review for the next book in the Love’s Academic series by India Holton. The Geographer’s Map to Romance is just as much fun as the first book in the series. It has a failed marriage of convenience, one bed trope, and a forced working together situation to save England.
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