Category: Audiobooks
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We Burned So Bright by TJ Klune – Audiobook Review
Don and Rodney are husbands who have spent forty years building a life together. Now the world is literally ending. A rogue black hole is headed for Earth and they have about a month before everything is gone. So they do what makes sense to them. They get in the car and drive from Maine…
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After the Fall by Edward Ashton – Audiobook Review
I finished After the Fall feeling satisfied… but also a little greedy. I wanted more time in this world, more story to sink into. That’s usually a good sign.
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Born a Crime by Trevor Noah – Audiobook Review
Trevor Noah’s “Born a Crime” is an engaging memoir that recounts his upbringing in apartheid-era South Africa. Through a conversational tone, Noah shares humorous yet educational stories about his childhood, emphasizing lived experiences over celebrity anecdotes. His narration enhances the experience, making the audiobook a definitive format for this insightful and entertaining work.
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The Lost Metal by Brandon Sanderson– Audiobook Review
Shadows of Self deepens Mistborn Era 2, exploring responsibility and identity through Wax’s character. The darker tone balances with Wayne’s humor, enhancing emotional impact in the story.
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The Bands of Mourning by Brandon Sanderson– Audiobook Review
Shadows of Self deepens Mistborn Era 2, exploring responsibility and identity through Wax’s character. The darker tone balances with Wayne’s humor, enhancing emotional impact in the story.
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Shadows of Self by Brandon Sanderson – Audiobook Review
Shadows of Self deepens Mistborn Era 2, exploring responsibility and identity through Wax’s character. The darker tone balances with Wayne’s humor, enhancing emotional impact in the story.
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The Alloy of Law by Brandon Sanderson – Audiobook Review
Brandon Sanderson’s “The Alloy of Law” reinvigorates the Scadrial world with a Western vibe, showcasing the dynamic between Wax and Wayne. Engaging pacing and evolving magic enhance its compelling narrative. Highly recommended.
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A Life in Parts by Bryan Cranston – Audiobook Review
Bryan Cranston’s A Life in Parts is an engaging memoir blending personal stories and reflections on work and life. The audiobook shines with his authentic narration, making for an inspiring listening experience.
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One of Us by Dan Chaon – Book Review
Author: Dan ChaonPublisher: Henry Holt & Co. / Macmillan AudioPublication Date: September 23, 2025Format: Audiobook (NetGalley ARC) 📚 Buy the book: Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Bookshop A Story That Drifts Before It Dares One of Us is the kind of book that doesn’t rush to tell you what it’s doing—and honestly, I liked…
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📚 Book Review: My Next Breath by Jeremy Renner
Genre: MemoirRating: ★★★★★Format: Audiobook (Narrated by the Author)Buy It Here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble 🎙 An Audiobook Experience That Hits DifferentI knew My Next Breath would be moving, but listening to Jeremy Renner tell his own story takes it to another level entirely. His voice carries every ounce of the pain, gratitude, and raw…