Audio readers are the pickiest readers. True fact. They complain about everything. The narrator was too emotional/too flat, they read too fast/too slow, they ended sentences badly (?), and so on. I’m used to receiving complaints about our books so honestly now I just ignore them, because every narrator we ever had left someone dissatisfied.
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Unsouled by Will Wight
I know everyone is busy and the world is falling apart, but could we get more Ilona book reviews for our self imposed isolation. I could use some escapism right now. Sean This is going to be an off-brand recommendation. Usually, we try to recommend books that will appeal to people who read us. I
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A Wicked Kind of Husband by Mia Vincy
I have a book recommendation for you. It was the ideal marriage of convenience…until they met Cassandra DeWitt has seen her husband only once—on their wedding day two years earlier—and this arrangement suits her perfectly. She has no interest in the rude, badly behaved man she married only to secure her inheritance. She certainly has
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Pathfinder’s Way by T.A. White
My head hurts because I stayed up way too late to read this book. The Trateri are about to learn a vital lesson of the Broken Lands. Deep in the remote expanse where anything can happen, it pays to be on a pathfinder’s good side. Nobody ventures beyond their village walls. Nobody sane that is.
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Magic and the Shinigami Detective
Got a book recommendation for you this morning. Back Cover Blurb When the Night Foxes boldly break into the Fourth Precinct’s Evidence Building, it causes quite the stir. The break-in is daring enough, but their method shreds the magical wards and protections on the building like confetti paper. To say the police are ‘alarmed’ by
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Jane Doe by Victoria Helen Stone
I read this book and was gripped by intense envy. This is the reason why you didn’t get an Innkeeper installment yesterday. I wish I had written this book. I wish I had written it half as well as Victoria did. A double life with a single purpose: revenge. Jane’s days at a Midwest insurance
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Tsumiko and the Enslaved Fox
I have a book for you. Tsumiko inherits an ancestral home, a vast fortune, and a butler who isn’t exactly human. Humanity is rocked by the Emergence of a people who call themselves the Amaranthine. They are our myths and legends come to life. Neither human nor animal, yet embracing qualities of both, the inhuman
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The Courtesan Duchess by Joanna Shupe
Readers often debate what is romance or if particular book is romance or something else that has romantic elements. Technically, pure romance is defined as a book where the plot consists of a romantic relationship between its protagonists. Meaning, if you took the romance out of it, the book wouldn’t exist. Most books usually achieve
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Kingpin of Camelot
I meant to post it earlier but with the hurricane, there were other things that had to be done first. Do you want a distraction from the world? I’ve got a book for you. The Queen: Guinevere must save Camelot. Ever since Arthur died, the evil Scarecrow has been trying to marry her and gain
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KU Recommendations
Reminder: please don’t miss the AMA tomorrow. Everything you ever wanted to ask. Since we talked about scammers on KU, which make it difficult to find good authors, here are some good KU authors. No affiliate links on these, so we don’t get anything out of it if you try them. As always, your mileage
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The Art of Deception by Stephanie Burgis
This is a short novella or a longish short story, depends on how you look at it. I read it this morning for fun an really enjoyed it. If you were looking for something similar to the Edge, this hits the target. Synopsis: Niko Hrabanic was once a famous swordsman. But after a scandal-laden departure
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