Showing posts with label Recorded Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recorded Books. Show all posts

Friday, August 23, 2019

Audiobook Review: Kingdom of Exiles by Maxym M. Martineau

Series:Beast Charmer #1
Pub. Date:June 25, 2019
Publisher:Sourcebooks Casa
Recorded Books
Narrators:Brian Pallino
Jennifer O'Donnell
Length:438 pgs
12 hrs 43 min
Source:NetGalley / RBDigitial

Kingdom of Exiles is a creative debut from one Sourcebook's newest authors, Maxym M. Martineau. I got to meet Maxym at Book Lovers Con this year, and she was lovely. I am stoked she has decided to write in my favorite genre - fantasy romance - as it seems the books in this genre are fewer and far between these days. I can definitely say that this author has been added to my auto-buy list, and can't wait to see where she takes this series in the future.

Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Audiobook Review: Fury by Rachel Vincent

Series:Menagerie #3
Pub. Date:Oct 30, 2018
Publisher:Recorded Books
Narrator:Gabra Zackman
Length:8 hrs 29 min
Source:RBDigital

This is a blogger shame review as it's quite overdue, but life has gotten crazy busy for me the last few months. So I was happy that I found an audio copy of this book available at the library so I could listen on my drive home over the holidays. 

Friday, September 7, 2018

Audiobook Review: Spectacle by Rachel Vincent

Series:Menagerie #2
Pub. Date:May 30, 2017
Publisher:Recorded Books
Narrator:Gabra Zackman
Length:9 hrs 25 min
Source:RBDigital

Spectacle is the second installment of Rachel Vincent's dark fantasy series, Menagerie. This series has been a unique breath of fresh air, and totally different from what I was expecting at the outset of first book. This is a dark fantasy series, with some horror elements thrown in, so don't go into this series expecting a warm fuzzy read. It's gritty and shows the worst of human nature at times. But it's sure to draw you in and hold your interest whether you are reading in print, or listening by audio. These books will need to be read in order to follow the continuing story line, and this review may contain spoilers from the first book.