Why Did I Listen To Symptoms Of Being Human by Jeff Garvin? Symptoms Of Being Human by Jeff Garvin certainly stands out among a sea of cis-het young adult novels. The fact that this book was something different really appealed to me. Plus, the audiobook promised to be a quick listen. I was looking forward […]
Ashley’s War by Gayle Tzemach Lemmon | Audiobook Review
March 17, 2017
Why Did I Listen To Ashley’s War? Ashley’s War: The Untold Story of a Team of Women Soldiers on the Special Ops Battlefield by Gayle Tzemach Lemmon really appealed to me because it has such a strong focus on the role of women in the US military. I had not heard of the cultural support teams, but […]
Remember Me by Romily Bernard | Book Review
March 15, 2017
Remember Me by Romily Bernard is the excellent sequel to her debut, Find Me. This trilogy is definitely under the radar, but I promise you it is also well worth reading. I mean, worth reading if you enjoy things that are awesome like computers, thrillers, kissing and corruption. After reading Remember Me, I have 100% committed to […]
The Mystery of Hollow Places by Rebecca Podos | Audiobook
March 13, 2017
Why Did I Listen To The Mystery of Hollow Places? The Mystery Of Hollow Places by Rebecca Podos was sitting on the bookshelf in my bedroom next to the bed and I love to rotate new books onto that shelf. Plus the audiobook of The Mystery Of Hollow Places is narrated by Emma Galvin. She’s one […]
Shallow Graves by Kali Wallace | Audiobook Review
March 10, 2017
Why Did I Listen To Shallow Graves by Kali Wallace? Shallow Graves by Kali Wallace is basically a book that I randomly picked to read. It released last year in January 2016 and true to my sloth like nature, I am just now getting around to it. I am glad that I did space it […]
The Cost Of All Things by Maggie Lehrman | Audiobook Review
March 1, 2017
Why Did I Listen To The Cost Of All Things by Maggie Lehrman? The Cost Of All Things by Maggie Lehrman was a book that I sort of automatically assumed was a contemporary book just by looking at the cover. I associated this book as being similar to a Melissa Kantor book, again based on […]