Sometimes all a book needs is a good narrator
Review of Love by the Numbers by Karin Kallmaker, Audiobook narrated by Abby Craden “Sometimes all a book really needs is a good narrator”, my Goodreads friend Pam Holzner told me recently and she was right on the money. We were talking about Anastasia Watley’s narration of Melt by Robbi McCoy but, for me, it […]
A very exciting collection of sci-fi stories
Review of ‘Distant Gardens: Ten Stories of Exploration, Biodiversity, and Found Family’ I always hope, when I read a collection or an anthology, that I’ll like more than one story. I’m happy to say I found something to like in every story in Distant Gardens and will add all the authors I didn’t already know […]
A delightful age gap/ice queen romantic suspense novel
Review of The Headmistress by Milena McKay Milena McKay’s debut novel, The Delicate Things We Make, is the book I recommended most often this year since I read it in January. It’s a very impressive debut, a promise of many good books to come. The Perfect Match in February reinforced that impression, but it’s so […]
This book was even better than I had expected
Review of Like Other Girls by Britta Lundin I loved this! I had high hopes for this book but it was even better than I had expected. I’m actually surprised that it’s not getting more of that YA hype and that more people aren’t talking about it. Hopefully, that will change when this releases in […]
This was my kind of book
Review of The Fifth Surgeon by Faith Prize Love and a little frustration sum up my feelings on this book perfectly. This was my kind of book. I love medical romances and an unapologetic ice queen, put them together and this is exactly what I want to read. The frustration part, which I will explain […]
I get this warm happy feeling when I pick up a Hill book
Review of Red Tide at Heron Bay by Gerri Hill Like most WLW readers out there, I’m a big Gerri Hill fan. I will happily read anything she writes and I am rarely if ever, disappointed. While Hill’s name on a book is enough to get me to read it, there is something about her […]
An entertaining listen with the unusual romance between an audiobook narrator and a writer
Review of Must Love Silence by Lucy Bexley, audiobook narrated by Abby Craden This is the first book I’ve read by this author, more precisely listen to, and I admit that I picked it because of Abby Craden. Must Love Silence is Ms. Bexley’s first full-length novel. It’s an entertaining listen with the unusual romance […]
A great audiobook to listen to coming into the Olympics
Review of Pas de Deux by EJ Noyes, audiobook narrated by Abby Craden EJ Noyes is one of my favourite lesfic authors since she stormed the lesfic world with her Ask, Tell series, and later on with Alone, on my list of best books of 2019. Every time one of her novels is released I drop everything else to […]
Not my Problem by Ciara Smyth, Audiobook narrated by Sarah Jane Drummey
Another excellent YA novel by Ciara Smyth After listening to Ciara Smyth’s debut The Falling in Love Montage, and absolutely loving it, this author got automatically in my to read/listen list. So when her new novel was released I jumped at the opportunity to listen to the audiobook. Aideen is a 16-year-old with plenty of […]