Audiobook Reviews

Two Necromancers, a Bureaucrat, and an Army of Golems

10 October 2021

Two Necromancers, a Bureaucrat, and an Army of Golems, by L. G. Estrella, is the “publisher’s pack” of the first two books in the Unconventional Heroes series. I feel it is aimed at a younger audience than the bracket I […]

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SpeedRunner

30 September 2021

I picked up both books in the Tower of Babel series during a recent Audible sale on a bit of a whim. I was trawling through Reddit, looking for some recommendations, when someone mentioned SpeedRunner, written by Adam Elliott. Without

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Review Fantasy

Wyrd Gods

26 September 2021

Wyrd Gods, written by Susana Imaginario, contains more gods and minor deities than you can poke a stick at, and early on, I realised I had to pay close attention or else I’d get lost. There’s a lot going on,

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Review Science Fiction

Between the Layers

24 September 2021

Between the Layers, written by Danielle Palli, is the third book of the Data Collectors trilogy in a series that took me by surprise in the first book and sucked me right into the world created by Palli. These books

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Review LitRPG

The Gate of the Feral Gods

20 September 2021

The Dungeon Crawler Carl books continue to keep me entertained, even after multiple re-listens. Book four – The Gate of the Feral Gods – is no different. The author Matt Dinniman continues to amaze me with how much sheer plot

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Review LitRPG

Cinnamon Bun: Volume 3

19 September 2021

Being a fan of the first two books in the Cinnamon Bun series by RavensDagger, I jumped at the chance of pre-ordering book three when it appeared on Audible. Still enjoyable but seemingly much slower than the first two while

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Review Satire

Orconomics

25 August 2021

Orconomics: A Satire, written by J. Zachary Pike, lives up to its title! A humorous satire of orc, dwarves, elves and other fantasy folks in a world where the world of heroes and monsters is being run into the ground

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Review Science Fiction

Emperor Mollusk Versus the Sinister Brain

16 August 2021

Emperor Mollusk Versus the Sinister Brain, written by A. Lee Martinez, is probably one of the more interesting titled books I’ve read in a while. I kept reading good things about Martinez, so I thought I’d jump onto this one

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Review Humor

24/7 Demon Mart: Publisher’s Pack

11 August 2021

24/7 Demon Mart, written by D.M. Guay is off-the-wall nuts. It’s virtually non-stop crazy situations happening to poor protagonist Lloyd Wallace. He’s a slacker, a loser, up to his eyeballs in debt with no aspirations beyond drinking slushies, playing Xbox

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Review LitRPG

They Called Me MAD

1 August 2021

They Called Me Mad, written by J Pal, is a humorous litRPG story set in the “real world” where aliens have landed and have turned planet Earth into a reality TV series. Being in the same vein as Dungeon Crawler

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Review Mystery

The Case of the Haunted Haunted House

18 July 2021

The Case of the Haunted Haunted House, written by Drew Hayes, is the second book in the 5-Minute Sherlock series featuring Sherman Holmes and Joel Watson. This book was a lot more “mystery” orientated than the first. Fair enough, the

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Review Children's Books

Evertrue

13 July 2021

Evertrue, written by Jill London, is a feel-good fairytale adventure. Now, I’ll admit to having help reviewing this one. I enlisted my youngest daughter to listen along with me. I knew without even asking that she enjoyed it. Giggling away

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