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An affecting portrait of urban life. While the audio requires close listening, it will resonate with those seeking literary fiction about community, purpose, and meaning.
A fun, lighthearted listen, perfect for fans of gardening and cozy mysteries. This entertaining novel pairs well with Marty Eberhardt’s Bones in the Back Forty.
Listeners will get lost in Warwick’s finely described world. A fantasy centered on growth and sacrifice, recommended for those who enjoyed Katherine Arden’s The Bear and the Nightingale.
In this lively memoir, Clinton provides a singular account of his commitment to improving people’s lives worldwide and considered reflections on how Washington, DC, power and politics have evolved (or devolved) over the last quarter of a century. At 78, Clinton continues to lead as a public servant and effect change; this memoir is a testament to his efforts.
This well-narrated audio traces the arc of an influential band whose music expressed the political and cultural tensions of their time. Highly recommended for music enthusiasts and those interested in the history of the music of the 1980s and ’90s.
Enhanced by Shalan’s expert performance, Ahlborn’s (Dark Across the Bay) psychological thriller/horror crossover delivers. Give to fans of Heather Gudenkauf, Catriona Ward, and Anna Bailey.