Vigor Mortis: Volume 4
The fourth and final instalment of the Vigor Mortis series had me feeling excited to see the end while at the same time not wanting to leave the world. I also felt rather perturbed that Jessica Almasy wasn’t returning as […]
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Something Wicked This Way Comes
One that has been sitting on my wishlist for a while, and thanks to the recent site-wide sale at Audible, I grabbed Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury for about two bucks. Horror, dark fantasy, mystery, or coming-of-age
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Liching Hour
Maud, the reluctant lich, returns in the follow-up that just as every bit as good as the first. Like the first, Maud wants to be left alone to enjoy her existence as an undead creature. She wants to knit, craft,
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Vigor Mortis: Volume 3
Honestly, I both enjoyed the heck out of this while being completely irritated. Usually, Podium Audio can be trusted to put out polished works. Yes, the previous books in the series did have a few minor things going wrong, but
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Scamps & Scoundrels
Scamps & Scoundrels, book one of the Bad Guys series by Eric Ugland went by in a flash. At eleven and a half hours, I got sucked all the way and couldn’t stop listening. As soon as I reached the
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All Hail the Queen
Author Terra Snover pitched “Another Online: All Hail the Queen” to me as “Wreck-it Ralph meets Handmaid’s Tale” and I was in, no questions. A brilliant elevator pitch if ever I heard one, but also rather accurate. I enjoyed every