A review for the audiobook version of the second in the Hench series by Natalie Zina Walschots. Villain continues Anna’s story as she continues her descent into her role as a villain. This is a dark story but with very well written characters that you can’t help but like even when they are at their worst.
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 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 first book in a science fiction duology about time travel and the multiverse. Moonleapers by Margaret Peterson Haddix has invented a new and interesting way to time travel. I loved the characters and the story was an interesting one with lots of historical facts mixed in.
A review for the audiobook version of the third book in the Hart and Mercy series. The Undercutting of Rosie and Adam is an adorable cozy romantasy. I loved the characters and the story was delightful. If you are a fan of the series this is one you don’t want to miss.
A review for the audiobook version of the upcoming sapphic romance, Lady’s Knight by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner. I really enjoyed the story, the romance and the fairy tale like setting. Lots of fun characters and a lovely romance.
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