Audiobook Reviews: The King’s Trap by Peter Meredith

Audiobook Reviews: The King’s Trap by Peter Meredith

Introduction: This is a beautifully performed high fantasy story about a prince trying to regain his throne. Summary: Erieden fights for his throne, Ella tries to find her mother, and battles are found all over the place. This is definitely high fantasy – elves, dwarves, goblins, maug (?? sorry, I might not be spelling that…

Audiobook Reviews: Earth-Sim: Escapades in Planetary Management By Jade Kerrion

Audiobook Reviews: Earth-Sim: Escapades in Planetary Management By Jade Kerrion

Introduction: This is a very unique look at Earth’s history wrapped in a short story about a girl with a secret. Summary: Jem Moran and Kir Davos participate in the world simulation program which sets clueless college and grad students in charge of planets. (It’s like risk on the galactic scale.)   What is Earth-Sim?…

Awesome Audiobooks: Aranya by Marc Secchia

Awesome Audiobooks: Aranya by Marc Secchia

Introduction: It’s been a while since I’ve heard a story like this. Don’t think I’ve ever come across the notion of Shapeshifter dragons, but Marc Secchia does a lovely job fleshing the concept out. The story’s on the long side, but it’s got fantastic world-building, great characters, and decent descriptions. I love, love, love this…

Audiobook Reviews: Story Keeping: The Night I became a Hero by AR Marshall

Audiobook Reviews: Story Keeping: The Night I became a Hero by AR Marshall

Introduction: I really am expanding my reading these days. A while ago, I’d done a series of reviews on Carol P. Roman’s “If you were me and lived in __” series. I think I also reviewed a picture book about bugs. Other than that, it’s been some time. These days, I tend to be more…

Awesome Audiobooks – Tea and Dark Chocolate by Debbie Manber Kupfer

Awesome Audiobooks – Tea and Dark Chocolate by Debbie Manber Kupfer

Introduction: I haven’t read too many books of short stories or humorous stories, but I think I may have been missing out. Flash fiction has never really been my thing, but this was a fun introduction. It’s full of twisted versions of the familiar. The author has a way of personifying objects that makes for…