Why Did I Listen To Torn Away by Jennifer Brown? Torn Away by Jennifer Brown has the sort of summary that immediately catches your attention. Prior to Torn Away, I had only read one book by Jennifer Brown - A Thousand Words. I was not a huge fan, but I am always willing to give authors another […]
The Oversight by Charlie Fletcher | Audiobook Review
June 27, 2016
Why Did I Listen To The Oversight by Charlie Fletcher? The Oversight by Charlie Fletcher appealed to me because the description made me think of Jonathan Strange And Mr. Norrell which I read such a long time ago and absolutely loved. I decided to download it via Netgalley and then let it sit on my queue […]
Wildflower by Alecia Whitaker | Audiobook Review
June 24, 2016
Why Did I Listen To Wildflower by Alecia Whitaker? Wildflower by Alecia Whitaker initially appealed to me based on the country music theme. Dirty Little Secret by Jennifer Echols was fresh in my mind when I requested it – and I loved that book. Wildflower, however, is a bit more PG compared to Dirty Little Secret. And […]
Escape Theory by Margaux Froley | Audiobook Review
June 20, 2016
Why Did I Listen to Escape Theory by Margaux Froley? Escape Theory by Margaux Froley appealed to me based upon the publisher – Soho Teen. Soho Teen was still a relatively new imprint when I had requested it on Netgalley. What they were doing sounded actually kind of really awesome. I am also a sucker […]
Facade by Nyrae Dawn | Audiobook Review
June 14, 2016
Why Did I Listen To Facade by Nyrae Dawn? Facade by Nyrae Dawn is a book that I grabbed off of Netgalley when I was going through a New Adult reading phase. Do not get me twisted, I still really enjoy reading New Adult books. However, I just am not reading them quite as much now […]
Glory O’Brien’s History Of The Future by AS King | Audiobook Review
June 13, 2016
Why Did I Listen To Glory O’Brien’s History Of The Future by AS King? Glory O’Brien’s History Of The Future by AS King is a book that appealed to me simply because it is written by AS King. I have yet to read a book by King that is not brilliant, well written, and moving. […]