Audiobook Review: Furtive Dawn by Helen Harper
An enjoyable conclusion to a slow starting series.
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Audiobook Review: Brittle Midnight by Helen Harper
This second book of the series definitely picks up its pace and has a more interesting plot. It is definitely an improvement over Book 1.
Audiobook Review: Golden In Death by J.D. Robb
A perfect example of why we love the In Death series; murder, solid investigation, romance and Lt. Eve Dallas doing what she does best, finding justice for the dead.
Audiobook Review: Sweep of the Blade by Ilona Andrews
I like Dina and Sean in the Innkeeper series, but they are seriously upstaged by big sister Maud and Arland, and of course, little Helen.
Audiobook Review: The Bridge Kingdom by Danielle J. Jensen
Why does one adventure work and another doesn’t?
Audiobook Review: Risk It All by Katie Ruggle
Katie Ruggle keeps getting better and better. Risk It All is part crime drama, part survival adventure and all excitement.
Audiobook Review: The Orchid Throne by Jeffe Kennedy
DNF – So much possibility but I just couldn’t take the pacing of the story.
Audiobook Review: Vendetta in Death by J.D. Robb
Book #49 of the series was a bit of a dud. I am hoping she is saving it all up for the next book. J.D. Robb (a/k/a Nora Roberts) is reaching a pinnacle with her next book, Golden in Death, which will be #50 of the In Death series. This is one of my favorite […]
Audiobook Review: Shrill Dusk by Helen Harper
Understanding that this is the first book in a series, the set up of took a lot of time and was a bit draggy. On the plus side, the Helen Harper story was actually narrated with a British accent.
Audiobook Review: Death and Honey by K. Hearne, C. Wendig & D. Dawson
An interesting anthology which seems to be post-conclusion stories. In Death and Honey, each story has a central theme of Death and Honey. I know, you probably could have figured that out without me. It also appears to feature characters whose stories have concluded already and it gives us a chance to revisit a world […]
