First Thought when Finished: I missed Gretchen but I think this book proved Chelsea Cain can write a pretty good Archie book without her!
Story Thoughts: Archie is a good detective! He sucks at pretty much everything else but as a detective he knows his stuff. … Continue Reading
Welcome to Tune in Tuesday! This is where I highlight one of my favorite narrators and the books they narrate. As the audiobook industry grows and expands, I think it is important to take some time to recognize these brave men and women who tackle our favorite characters, stories, and people (in the case of nonfiction) with creative brilliance. Each week I will be highlighting a narrator and 5 books that they have narrated.
This week I am highlighting: Holter Graham! He is one of my favorite narrators but also one of the bravest. Would you have wanted to be the man who took on Acheron? If that wasn’t enough he also did Dear John. Brave indeed Mr. Graham.… Continue Reading
What better way than to top off a good book than with a GREAT Cover! Every week, Amanda from On a Book Bender, Christi from Smitten with Reading,and I want to see those Top Off Tuesday covers that grab your attention! Please play along and tell us your favorites (old, new, or not yet… Continue Reading
First Thought when Finished: Jack Dodger was super wicked and probably my favorite Scoundrel!
Story Thoughts: Historical romance must have two things to make me happy: a man to swoon for and a woman who puts him in his place. … Continue Reading
First Thought when Finished: Reagen sure knows how to get herself into a whole heap of trouble but it sure is fun watching her get out of it!
Story Thoughts: Cozy mysteries with a southern leaning are always some of my favorites. Mostly because I know how nosy (not in a bad way) women in the south can be. … Continue Reading
First Thought when Finished: I ADORE Linda Lael Miller’s characters. They make me root for the HEA every dang time!
Story Thoughts: Just going to say it: I was not a huge fan of the base of this storyline where the kids were concerned… Continue Reading