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“I had a lot of fun listening to this one (my very first Emily Henry!)! The main protagonists are really loveable, and the slow-burn romance was well crafted. They have some issues, there is drama (obviously!), but still, the story is quite lighthearted and sometimes really funny! ”

Marie • Emma's Bookshop

“Vacationing alone on her wedding anniversary shortly after her divorce, Ellery finds herself in the middle of a murder investigation. Lonely and mourning her own marriage on the night of a wedding at the resort, she heads for a swim, only to find the groom's body floating in the pool. Determined to discover the truth behind his death, she and some new acquaintances begin an unsanctioned investigation. As the mystery grows more layered and the situation, more dire, Ellery wonders if she will...”

Nancy • Raven Book Store

“WOW. This memoir was absolutely riveting and the author's narration was incredible. I found myself looking for chores to do and walks to take just to continue listening to the author's story. For anyone who loves a good memoir, is interested in mental health issues, or wants an audiobook that will keep them glued to their earbuds, Sociopath is for you. ”

Mary • Skylark Bookshop

“In this masterful biography turned memoir, Lulu Miller explores the life of David Starr Jordan, a taxonomist responsible for naming most fish species worldwide. However, what is so brilliant about this title is how Miller takes us on this journey of scientific and self-discovery; she reckons with our collective past while discovering her own. It is a genuinely fascinating piece that questions the human failures in scientific work and science's failure as a humane discipline. ”

Giovanna • Good Company

“I really enjoyed this collection of ponderings on current events and current thought processes. Amanda Montell has her finger on the pulse of society today! I listened to the author read this on Libro.fm! It felt like having a great conversation with a friend. ”

Melanie • The Well-Read Moose

“I loved this nautical true story of mutiny on the high seas. The men lived by such a strict code. What IS to be done when the captain loses the confidence and respect of some of his crew? In a culture and atmosphere where your RANK determines whether your account of events is to be read, let alone believed, it makes for a very interesting page-turner. Grann never disappoints. He brings a similar level of intrigue to this story, that was present in Killers of the Flower Moon. GOOD GOOD...”

Kathy • The Well-Read Moose