Same audiobooks.

“Myah Ariel's debut novel is an absolute beaut - and I'm not just talking about the cover. When I Think of You is a second chance story between college exes, Kaliya and Danny, as their sudden reunion quickly turns into working together on a movie. This book is funny and raw, and explores topics of grief, race and personal growth with such an immense amount of care. Highly, highly recommend! ”

Jurni • The Novel Neighbor

“As someone who is obsessed with audio books that do the voices, I thoroughly enjoyed my listen. I found myself watching the story in my mind - I was on the edge of my seat at times and giggling at others. Following along with the progression of the three main characters was genuinely the highlight of my week! ”

Eden • Cavalier House Books

“This audiobook was incredibly easy to listen to and entertaining the entire time. Typically when you hear of magical girls, you imagine a fantasy-like world, but this story had such a refreshing take. A Magical Girl Retires is the first book I’ve read that so perfectly executed magical realism, mixing the two aspects together so seamlessly that I found myself transported into the story itself. ”

Eden • Cavalier House Books

“This is a beautiful memoir about growing up as one of eleven children in a Catholic family in Northern Ireland. The author's mother died when he was just five. This book chronicles the large brood of children, led by their widowed father, as they navigate life without a mother. At turns hilarious and heartbreaking, this is a delightful book. ”

Mary • Skylark Bookshop

“Sociopath is compelling, reflective, funny, informative, complicated, and beautiful. While both a coming-of-age story and an informative memoir on sociopathy, this book, at it is core, is a love story. A self-love story, a familial love story, and a romantic love story. The author does an amazing job of narrating - making you feel like you are listening to a friend tell you a collection of stories about their life. ”

Grete • More Than Words

“What could be better than a locked room mystery where the room is a beautiful resort at Big Sur that is totally cut off from the outside because of a massive rainstorm, mudslide, and power outage? Lots of possible suspects all with something to hide means lots of red herrings and lots of twists. Outstanding character development, beautiful quotes to begin each day and a description of artwork throughout the resort all contributed to a murder mystery that was much more than the identity of the...”

Nancy • Fiction Addiction