Book Review: In The Distance There Is Light by Harper Bliss
First of all, the narrator was OK. No complaints. Actually, I quite liked her voice. And I didn’t get annoyed with her. So it was probably better than OK.
Book Review: Cute Socks by Cammie Conte
Laundry is going to be really easy at the end of the week. You all made me listen to this. And you told me that I had to listen instead of read. You were right. The narrator was good for this. That little naughty but cute inflection was sweet. I don’t normally read this kind […]
Book Review: Beautiful Accidents by Erin Zak
It’s in the cards. Stevie is an improv player in Chicago that has just auditioned for Saturday Night Live and is impatiently waiting to hear back. She begrudgingly tags along when the other players in her troupe when they decide to go get a reading from a def tarot card reader. Stevie fumbles into the […]
Book Review: Never Just Friends by Lily Craig
The narrator for this one… wow. I don’t think I can even put into words what she sounded like. A game show host announcing something? It really wasn’t awesome for me. The story didn’t offer up anything unique that would really overcome the narration. So this ended up being JUST OK. Georgie leaves town after […]
Book Review: The Long Shot by A.L. Brooks
Morgan is a professional golfer that can’t quite win the big one. Adirenne is a TV producer that finds herself involved in documenting Morgan’s life as she attempts to win a major.
Book Review: Paper Love by Jae
So I have decided that I like Abby Craden’s narration of books. I think I will just have to lean on listening to hers going forward for good audio book experiences.
Book Review: Counting On Love by RL Burgess
Zoe is a great employee and has a big crush on the CEO, Reyna. Zoe’s friends and psychiatrist think she is sabotaging herself from real connection by focusing on the unattainable.
Book Review: Hoosier Daddy by Ann McMan
This was OK. I listened on audio. Friend Jill sounded like a sportscaster calling a football game on ESPN. Elle sounded like a 60s homemaker wife.
Book Review: Breathe by Cari Hunter
Breathless. That is what you will be feeling several times throughout this book as Jem and Rosie find themselves in intense scenarios time and again. Jem is an asthmatic paramedic. Rosie is a hairdressing police officer. They meet when called to the same scene early on.
Book Review: Weeping Walls by Gerri Hill
This is the sequel to ‘Keepers of the Cave.’ We get to spend time with Paige and CJ again. In this installment, they have a new case to investigate while trying to hide their growing relationship from their FBI comrades.