Fiction

I truly like this genre, and I consider myself really fortunate to have discovered Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty. As an audiobook aficionado who has listened to innumerable tales, I can safely tell that this will not be my final review, and it surely was not my first. My enthusiasm for novels that delve into the […]

This week, we delve into the pages—or rather, audio waves—of Kaliane Bradley’s first book, The Ministry of week. This is just one of many reviews I’ve written, inspired by my love of storytelling and the numerous hours I’ve spent listening to audiobooks. I’ve read novels in a variety of genres, subjects, and styles, and this one

It all began on a routine Tuesday evening, when I found myself browsing through a seemingly infinite list of audiobooks, looking for my next literary fix. I am an ardent reader, or more precisely, an avid listener—my audible library is full with titles that each reflect a distinct trip through the labyrinth of the human

When I first discovered Slow Dance by Rainbow Rowell, I wasn’t looking for it. In reality, I was in one of those rare situations when I felt nostalgic, so I chose to immerse myself in a genre that may feel like a warm blanket on a cool evening—romance. I wasn’t looking for just any relationship; I wanted

As someone who has spent more time with books than most people do watching Netflix, I like to believe I have a solid sense of what is worth reading. I’ve read so many books that my Goodreads page may as well be a plea for assistance. So when a fellow bookworm suggested Amanda Peters’ The Berry

The tale of how and why I ended up listening to this audiobook is interesting. You know, despite the chaos of everyday life—juggling job, family, and the incessant buzz of social obligations—I often find refuge in the pages of a good book. As luck would have it, Scarlett St. Clair’s “King of Battle and Blood”

Books find us at the most unexpected moments, and it’s almost as if they select us rather than the other way around. As an experienced reader, I’ve read innumerable novels ranging from the amusing to the profoundly philosophical, and each new book seems like another step on a never-ending journey. When I came across Miranda

As a seasoned reader who has explored several literary worlds, I recently found myself immersed in the audiobook version of “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” by Holly Jackson. Audiobooks have a way of converting routine activities into thrilling experiences, and this one had me fascinated from the beginning. It’s one of the most recent additions to