Tessa Bailey returns with the second title in the Romancing the Clarksons series, again narrated by Greyson Ash. This is Aaron’s story, and we see opposites attract and combust in Read more of this post
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Tessa Bailey is on the blog today with the first in her Romancing the Clarksons series when a road-trip of obligation turns steamy in the most unexpected place. Narrated by Geyson Ash, please read on for my review of the AudioBook version of Read more of this post
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I continue to hop into series in mid-point, and Kirsty Moseley’s Fighting to Be Free series is no exception. With the second book in the series, narrated by Caitlin Elizabeth and Michael Crouch, please read on for my review of the audio version of Read more of this post
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A newcomer to the Thomas DeQuincey stories, the premise of this audiobook was too intriguing to pass up. Narrated by Neil Dickson, let’s take a ride on a steam-powered train in Victorian England in Read more of this post
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Allow me to welcome Rebecca Zanetti back to the blog today with the first in her new Blood Brothers series. I’ve adored her Dark Protectors series, having reviewed them all in audio, and was looking for another series by her. Narrated by Karen White, please read on for my review o
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Another Strand Magazine short story on the blog today, this one written by Ray Bradbury and narrated by Graham Halstead, all about the idea of inspiration. Please read on for my audiobook review of
The first I’ve listened to from the Strand Magazine Archive of short stories from Mulholland Books, this early reminiscence from the Inspector Ian Rutledge stories from Charles Todd is a question of morals, personality and phrasing. Narrated by Graham Halstead, please read on for my review of
Offered the opportunity to both read and listen to this title for review, the first in the new A Perfect Fit series from Alison Bliss is laugh-out-loud funny with a nice side of sweet. Narrated by Violet Strong, please read on for my review of
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While not the last book in The Custard Protocol series from Gail Carriger, this will be the last installment for a bit -which will give those unfamiliar with this series a chance to read The Parasol Protectorate series, a good chance to meet the characters and understand the humor. Narrated by Moira Quirk, please read on for my review of the audiobook version of
Well, this was an experiment, the collaborative short stories that are included in the BookShots line are ‘devour in hours’ books, perfect for commutes or flights. With the first to grab any interest from me, I decided to take a chance on this author combo and a new to me narrator, Helen Wick. Please read on for my review of the audiobook version of