Sometimes I regret an audiobook. Not because it’s bad, but because there are times I feel like I missed something, some thread, some nuance, some something. I did love the narrator, though, and her ability to really show distinction in voicing the different characters. Okay, ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Dying for Love by Cara Putman
Okay, so when I listened to Hidden Love, I assumed it was a prequel to the prequel for the Hidden Justice series. And I assumed that Dying for Love would be the prequel, and then we would be steady sailing. Keep in mind what happens when you assume things, as that’s where I am now. ...
BOOK REVIEW: Hidden Love by Cara Putman
Hidden Love is like a prequel prequel to the Hidden Justice series by Cara Putman. It’s a novella I literally listened to in an afternoon and carries all the hallmarks of a novella that drive me crazy, but keep me coming back, as so many authors do it right most of the time . . . Set in ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Home for Unwanted Girls by Joanna Goodman
I discovered The Home for Unwanted Girls through the Book Girls Guide In Case You Missed It Challenge. Everything hit for me from the synopsis and the historical angle. I’m not even a cover person, but the cover was captivating as well. Literally everything hit for me before I started ...
BOOK REVIEW: Educated by Tara Westover
I’ve read a lot of memoirs (or listened mostly if I’m being honest) lately. Memoirs of religious fundamentalism, Holocaust survivors, even just crazy situations (looking at you Gypsy Rose). They don’t get easier to write reviews, unless I have a strong reaction to the words used, the ...