A review for the debut novel, A Gift Before Dying by Malcolm Kempt. Set in a small town in the remote Arctic Circle, a young Inuit girl takes her life. Cole, the lead detective doesn’t think all is what it seems and embarks on a journey that will turn deadly.
A Review for the new standalone science fiction novel by Edward Ashton. After the Fall is a humorous look at what would happen if the aliens that conquered earth decided to keep humans as pets/companions or perhaps slaves. Part buddy comedy and part workplace satire, this story dares to ask the unthinkable.
A review for the fourth book in the Ernest Cunningham mystery series. Everyone in This Bank is a Thief by Benjamin Stevenson is a fast paced funny and clever murder mystery that will keep you guessing until the very end.
A review for the audiobook version of the newest thriller by Rachel Hawkins. The Storm is an exciting murder mystery set in coastal Alabama during hurricane season. There is a gothic vibe to the story and the use of many female characters to tell the story is well done.
A review for the 18th book in the Dresden Files series. Twelve Months is a wonderful addition to the series. Harry is devastated by the events in the last book and this is the story of his journey through grief and to getting his life back together.
Here are three quick reviews, more like thoughts really, for the three audiobooks I have listened to recently. These are all parts of series that I have been reading and enjoying and just wanted to share them with you. I highly recommend all of these books, even if you are not into audiobooks.
Confessions of a Serial Reader 
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