A review for the audiobook version of The Hexologists by Josiah Bancroft. This is the first in a new fantasy series that I really enjoyed. I lived the characters and the world building was divine. If you are looking for a book with complex characters and magical system then you should give this one a try.
A weekly post in which I pick a book off of my GoodReads want to read list and talk about it. For this week’s choice I am still looking back at all of the lovely books that were published this year, but I have yet to read! So many books, so little time. This week’s pick is one that only recently came to my attention but was released in March. It is a dark academia, with a mystery and is also a young adult book. It sounds really good and might be one I pick up soon.
A review for the new standalone novel from the Jackaby series by William Ritter. Rook is a fun magical mystery with a lots of murder and mayhem. The setting of a small New England town after the Civil War gives it a fun flair as well.
A review for the audiobook version of The Other Passenger by Louise Candlish and read by Steven Macintosh. A really great psychological thriller with a surprise twist at the end.
A review for the third book in the Edinburgh Nights series. This is an urban fantasy set in the near future in Scotland. This time around Ropa and her friends have to solve a locked room type mystery set in a castle on the Isle of Skye.
A review for the first book in the Lewis trilogy by Peter May. A dark and richly atmospheric mystery set on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland. I loved this dark tale and the narrator, Peter Forbes does an excellent job with the narration.
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