A review for the very funny cozy fantasy, Dreadful by Caitlin Rozakis. I really enjoyed listening to this audiobook. The story had everything I look for in a cozy fantasy, a great cast of characters, hilarious hijinks and a villain that really has the heart of a hero. It was hard to believe that this was a debut, it was so well done.
Two audiobook reviews for you today. Both of these books were a little hard to listen to for different reasons. I don’t think I recommend the audiobooks, but I do think you should give both these books a try. The Mars House was an excellent commentary on society and politics. The Last Murder at the End of the World was an excellent mystery set on an island with the only survivors of humanity left to solve a murder.
A review for the second book in the Waxways series, A Whisper in the Walls by Scott Reintgen. A well done revenge story, that will keep you turning those pages until the end.
A review for the revised edition of the Martha Wells novel, City of Bones. This is a standalone book with incredible world building, likable characters and a complex plot that will keep you engaged until the end.
A review for the suspense thriller Every Last Fear by Alex Finlay. A real page turner that will keep you guessing and on the edge of your seat until the end.
A review for the audiobook version of the new cozy mystery, Every Time I Go On Vacation Someone Dies by Elizabeth Evans. A book that was funny, clever and hard to put down. The reader, Elizabeth Evans, does a fantastic job of narrating this cozy mystery set in Italy. It will be a great beach read this summer.
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