Why Did I Listen To The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton? I genuinely respect a lot of what Dhonielle Clayton has to say on twitter. I also met her for like fifteen seconds at New York Comic Con back when her debut with Sonia Charaipotra was coming out -Â Tiny Pretty Things. After seeing the bold and […]
The Address by Fiona Davis | Audiobook Review
May 21, 2018
Why Did I Listen To The Address by Fiona Davis? The Address by Fiona Davis is 100% RIGHT UP MY ALLEY. I love a good historical fiction audiobook. Also, I love dual story lines. OH and then there’s a stabbing murder? Yes, I am here for it. You should know by now that audiobooks are […]
City Of Lies by Victoria Thompson | Audiobook Review
May 18, 2018
Why Did I Listen To City Of Lies by Victoria Thompson? City Of Lies by Victoria Thompson has some pretty excellent elements. There’s suffragettes. There’s crime. In addition, there is a bit of a chase. The synopsis hints at romance. Also, this book is historical fiction. Combine all of these things and you have a […]
The Queen Of Hearts by Kimmery Martin | Audiobook Review
May 16, 2018
Why Did I Listen To The Queen Of Hearts by Kimmery Martin? The Queen Of Hearts by Kimmery Martin was one of several holds I put in at once. And it so happens that apparently my library audiobook taste twin must have returned all of the books I had on hold at the same time. […]
No Place Like You by Emma Douglas | Audiobook Review
May 8, 2018
Why Did I Listen To No Place Like You? No Place Like You by Emma Douglas appealed to me because I am a SUCKER. That’s right! So, I was sold on giving this book a shot because I was told that it is a small town romance. Then, I was told there’s a musician involved. […]
The Confusion Of Languages by Siobhan Fallon | Audiobook Review
May 7, 2018
Why Did I Listen To The Confusion Of Languages by Siobhan Fallon? The Confusion Of Languages by Siobhan Fallon appealed to me because it is essentially about two army wives. That is something I can kind of relate to, as my husband is a captain in the National Guard. Granted, I really face absolutely nothing […]