I discovered the audiobook “Unhumans” by Jack Posobiec and Joshua Lisec while skimming through my current Audible suggestions. As a fan of political literature and historical analysis, I was fascinated by the book’s idea. This was not my first encounter with the writings of these writers, nor will it be my last. My reading path […]
As an experienced book critic, I’ve had the pleasure of delving into innumerable stories, each with its own distinct universe and characters. My most recent reading adventure led me to “Glow of the Everflame” by Penn Cole, an interesting entry in the fantasy romance genre that has been generating a lot of hype. The appeal
I often look for fresh and interesting audiobooks to listen to during lengthy commutes or quiet Sunday afternoons. My most recent literary excursion took me to “Heat of the Everflame” by Penn Cole, the third volume in the Kindred’s Curse Saga. This is one of my most recent overviews, and trust me, it is neither
In my never-ending search for interesting books, I was pulled to Meghan Quinn’s “So This Is War” after receiving a bevy of recommendations and having previously like her work. Quinn’s writings often promise comedy, romance, and likable characters, making this title an appealing potential. As someone who has listened to a variety of audiobooks, this
As someone who likes diving into convoluted family sagas, Claire Lombardo’s “Same as It Ever Was” was like uncovering a rare jewel on a casual audiobook quest. It was one of those late-night cruises through Audible, when you tell yourself you’ll just browse for five minutes but wind up with a list big enough to
On a late-night book-browsing frenzy, I stumbled onto “The Ever King” by LJ Andrews, which seemed like a buried treasure. With a predilection for dark fantasy romances, this novel immediately piqued my interest, promising a fascinating story of power conflicts, retribution, and unexpected love. As an enthusiastic reader and critic of fantasy books, I’ve explored
I’ve lost track of how many books I’ve reviewed, but one thing has been consistent: my voracious need to read tales about the intricacies of human relationships. Sally Rooney’s “Normal People” grabbed my curiosity for just this reason. As I negotiated the maze of contemporary love and friendship, I was pulled to its real, honest
Have you ever had one of those instances when you pick up a book on a whim and it consumes your whole weekend? This is what happened to me and Taylor Jenkins Reid’s “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo”. This was one of my more recent overviews, but by no means my first or last.
I discovered V.E. Schwab’s “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue” when scrolling through Audible’s audiobook section late at night. As an ardent reader who is constantly looking for my next literary getaway, the interesting idea of a girl who strikes a Faustian deal to live forever but is doomed to be forgotten by everyone she
How did I come upon this audiobook? It was one of those late-night rabbit holes that we all fall into when searching Audible for my next immersive escape. I had recently read a historical fiction work on World War I and was looking for something with the same level of emotional and historical gravitas. Kristin
