Narrated by Esther Wane & Matthew Lloyd Davies I liked the idea of The Suite Life when I saw the blurb: rich young man has to get a job and learn responsibility or be permanently disinherited and along the way falls in love with a hard-working single mum from whom he rents a garage flat….
Narrated by Greg Boudreaux Anna Zabo’s Twisted Wishes series centres around the four-person rock group of the same name which, in this first book, is poised to make the big-time. Book one, Syncopation, is a really enjoyable, very sexy story; the band members are all interesting and clearly drawn, and the author does a great…
Narrated by Kirt Graves Risk Assessment is book one in new-to-me author Parker St. John’s Cabrini Law series, featuring members of the team who work for a legal aid clinic somewhere in Oregon. It’s relatively short, coming in at just over five and a half hours, and the story is nothing I haven’t heard or…
Narrated by Sean Crisden American Sweethearts is the fourth and final book in Adriana Herrera’s Dreamers series which is about the life and loves of four friends who grew up in the same neighbourhood in New York City, all who are or are the children of (mostly) Latinx/Afro-Caribbean immigrants. Juan Pablo is the lucky last….
Narrated by Beverley A. Crick The Bachelor is book two in Sabrina Jeffries’ Duke’s Dynasty series, which features the offspring of a duchess who was married three times, to three different dukes. I’d planned to review book one, Project Duchess, when it came out last year, but problems with my review copy meant I wasn’t…
Narrated by Gildart Jackson Although the full-length novels in Caroline Linden’s The Truth About the Duke series came out in audio book format a few years ago, the prequel novella, I Love the Earl, has only just been released. Novellas are a bit hit and miss for me in general, but I’m a big fan…
Narrated by John Solo Semper Fi is an historical romance set in the 1940s, which tells the story of two guys who become close friends during their time with the marines in WW2 and of how they make a life together afterwards. The romance is a gently moving slow burn, and the author has clearly…
Narrated by Frazer Douglas Not too long ago, I recommended The Song of Achilles, while I love love loved the novel (truly, it’s in my top ten books of all time), and I enjoyed the narration, Douglas’ interpretation slightly misses the mark. He becomes Patroclus (the story is loosely based on his role in The…
Narrated by Kirsten Potter and Brittany Pressley Nobody does the gothic/spooky suspense chiller quite like Simone St. James, and although I’ve missed her last couple of releases, I made a point of picking up The Sun Down Motel, which follows two different timelines as two different women find themselves caught up in the search for…
Narrated by Cornell Collins I finished listening to Alexis Hall’s Pansies with a happy sigh and the biggest, sappiest smile on my face. I know several people who cite this as their favourite of Mr. Hall’s books, and now I can see why; it’s a funny, awkward, sexy, poignant and gorgeously romantic story featuring two…
End of content
End of content