A review for the newest thriller by Carter Wilson, Tell Me What You Did. This story about a true crime podcaster will keep you on the edge of your seat. The short chapters and the podcast transcripts will keep you turning those pages until all is revealed at the end.
A quick review of the newest entry in the Rivers of London series. This novella is set in 1920’s Harlem and features a new character that I just adored. It was a book that I read in one day and had a blast reading it.
A review for the final book in The Burnished City fantasy series. Rebel Blade has everything I could have wanted in the ending for this series. All of the characters showed tremendous growth and had endings that I really enjoyed.
Hi all, this is a catch up post as my schedule was thrown out of whack by a major storm that caused havoc on the west coast midweek. You can learn all about it plus there are four mini reviews when you visit my post.
Today I am going to talk about two excellent audiobooks that I listened to recently. These were both rereads so these reviews won’t be about the books, but more about the readers and how well they captured the characters in the books. If you want to read my reviews for the books, I linked them to the titles.
Today I am reviewing two audiobooks that I listened to in October. They are very different from each other, but both were very good. My Best Friend’s Exorcism by Grady Hendrix is a comedy horror set in 1988. The Fate of Magic is the second book in the Witch and Hunter duology by Sara Raasch and Beth Revis.
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