I really enjoyed the audiobook for the first book in this series, The Best Kind of Broken. When the audiobook of the third book in the Finding Fate series became available, I didn’t hesitate to snap it right up. The time spent listening to Right Kind of Wrong flew right by for me. I really liked fiery […]
Dr. Zoe Goldman is a psychiatric resident, doing her time at a hospital while juggling her responsibility to her adoptive mother who is starting to lose her memory and is now in a nursing home. When treating a new patient, who has been in psychiatric wards for the past 20 years because she killed her own […]
Today I’m going to do things a little differently than my usual review style and tell you the Five Reasons why I think you should read or would enjoy Canary by Duane Swierczynski. I listened to the excellent audiobook provided by Hachette Audio. Sarie takes being a confidential informant as serious as her college […]
One of the fun and intriguing things I get from immersing myself in a Lauren Beukes novel is diving right into diverse characters lives with realistic voices and situations, just waiting and wondering how all of their storylines will merge later on in the book. Her latest thriller Broken Monsters is no exception to this rule, with […]
I do so very much love a good audiobook! And there are a few series that I found are just amazing as audio and some of them really a pleasure to listen. So today I’m sharing some Adult Paranormal Series I always and exclusively listen to as audios, those series that are on my auto-buy […]
I’ve really enjoyed reading series where each book focuses on secondary characters from a previous book, letting you get to know them so much more intimately and allowing you to get their whole story. You can just join the series without having read the rest and you won’t be lost too. The Beautifully Broken series […]
Never Have I Ever: My Life (So Far) Without a Date is a quirky and honest look at Katie Heaney’s twenty-five years on this earth and why she can’t seem to keep a guy interested. From her first crushes in grade school and high school, to her first brush with an almost boyfriend in college–even an attempt […]
Audiobooks are not for everyone, but I just love them! They let me add in extra reading time when I usually would not be able to read. Like in the car, doing laundry or when I’m relaxing in the bath (gosh that I love the most!). So here are a few of my recent audiobooks […]
My Thoughts: In The Shambling Guide to New York City (my review here), human Zoe Norris wound up working for a coterie publisher, putting together a travel guide to New York City for the supernatural creatures who live and visit there. Trouble has a way of finding her, especially after a large showdown with an evil […]
Things That Go Bump Asylum by Madeleine Roux is one of those fantastic spooky tales from the celebrated round-the-campfire vein. Starting out in a deliciously creepy setting, an insane asylum turned into a college dorm and following the traditional horror arch of unreliable narrator, people making bad decisions in the dead of night and creepy paranormal […]
My Thoughts: Gerald Faust and his family were featured on “Network Nanny” when he was five years old. With a sadistic older sister that is doted upon by their parents, Gerald and his other sister react to being broadcasted across the world in different ways. First he vents his frustration and anger by punching things, […]
My Thoughts: I haven’t heard anything but good things about Holly Black’s books, and when both Danny and Pushy read and reviewed The Coldest Girl in Coldtown, I read the description and figured that I could jump in with both feet since I haven’t read anything vampires in a while (at the time of my listening), […]
My Thoughts: Callie Lawrence withdrew into herself after a traumatic event when she was twelve, and she’s spent her life ever since trying to be as invisible and unattractive as possible. While fetching her older brother from a graduation party, a chance encounter with Kayden Owens and his abusive father in the middle of an […]
