Thriller Thursday:Blink & The Secret by K.L. Slater #BookReview #audiobook #BeatTheBacklist2023

Welcome to Thriller Thursday. Both of the books I am reviewing today are psychological thrillers, one with secrets the other with a missing child. Both books have children playing an important role in the stories. I have had these K.L. Slater books on my TBR for quite awhile. I found both of them on audio at audible and was able to listen to them from the plus catalogue.

Robert Brynda’s Detective Erika Foster Series 5 & 6: Cold Blood & Deadly Secrets #BookReview #Audiobook #BeatTheBacklist2022 #FinishingTheSeries2022 #2022AudiobookChallenge @Bookouture

With Robert Byrndza’s long awaited 7th book in his Detective Erika Foster series coming out this summer, I wanted to catch up on this series. I recently purchased several audiobooks in this series during an audible sale, so I was able to do a read/listen, however, I basically ended up just listening to Jan Cramer’s wonderful narration.

Crime Stories – MiniReviews: The Hidden One, In Her Tracks, The Coroner #BookReview #Audiobook #2022AudiobookChallenge #BeatTheBacklist2022 @MacmillanAudio @BlackstoneAudio

There are so many good police procedural, crime thriller, and detective series out there that I have several series on the go. Kate Burkholder and Tracy Crosswhite are two of my favourites. Finding them on audiobook is a bonus for me as I can listen while working out in the pool.

Three Christmas Stories: The Christmas Wish, Snowfall on Lighthouse Lane & A Royal Christmas Fairy Tale #BookReview #Audiobook #20BooksForChristmas

I am continuing to enjoy Christmas stories and these are the most recent ones. All were provided to me at one time by the publisher upon request. The rating and opinions shared are my own.

4 Suspense/Thriller/Mystery Stories: Not a Happy Family, Why She Left, The Couple on Maple Drive, The First Family #BookReview #Audiobook

Over the last few week, I have mixed in some stories of suspense/mystery/thrills to balance out my festive Christmas reads. All four of these books were different from one another. There is a medical thriller, a domestic drama/suspense story, a crime thriller/mystery and a stalkerish thriller/mystery. I enjoyed them all in different ways and to different degrees.

More Christmas #BookReviews: Colorado Christmas Magic, Flora’s Travelling Christmas Shop, Want Me Cowboy #20BooksForChristmas #HoHoHoRAT

Between the Ho-Ho-Ho Readathon and the 20 Books For Christmas, I am working through lots of stories set at Christmas both new releases and older ones that have been hanging around on my TBR. These three were all provided to me at one time by the publisher upon request. The rating and opinions shared are my own.

Mini-Reviews of Three Thrillers: The Last Thing to Burn, Dying Truth, False Witness #BookReview #Audiobook

Over the last few weeks, I have listened to several thrillers that had me staying up way too late at night. At one time, I received The Last Thing to Burn and Dying Truth from the publisher, but either purchased or borrowed the audiobook. I did not do read/listen with these, just enjoyed the audiobooks. Scroll down to see what I thought.

Open a New Door: A Collection of Poems #BookReview @bakeandwrite

Open a New Door: A Collection of Poems by Robbie Cheadle & Kim Blades

Published November 1st 2018

The Recipe Box by Viola Shipman #AudiobookReview

The Recipe Box by Viola Shipman, Susan Bennett (Narrator)

Published March 20th 2018 by Thomas Dunne Books, MacMillan Audio