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“A witchy good time - I almost wished it was longer. This is a perfect rom-com with an incredibly fun dash of witchery, drunken hexes, regrettable exes, and so much more. An average young break up is not-so-average when they're both witches. One ill-advised drunken hex later, and everything goes haywire when the two jilted lovers are brought back into each other's lives. This was the perfect audiobook to DEVOUR. You'll love the whole cast of characters!”

Rebecca
Volumes Bookcafe

“Accessible, funny, and fascinating, much like the author's famed television show, The Good Place. This is a great primer on moral philosophy, targeted at the layperson. A quick read that will have you chuckling at times and grappling with the great questions of right and wrong at others. Highly recommended, even more so as an audio book since you get cameos by the cast of The Good Place sprinkled throughout!”

Murray
Trail's End Bookstore

“This audiobook was read by the author and I enjoyed her straightforward, and nearly, but not quite, void of emotion tone. It was fitting with the subject matter. In her collectionCost of Living: Essays Emily Maloney covers many facets of her life and career. Sharp and damning, Maloney will make you consider both your personal and societal costs of living. Her essays force the reader to consider the financial and emotional toll that our current medical system is placing on citizens. It is a holistic look that includes for-profit medicine, medical research, government policies, and the lives of both patients and their loved ones. As health care remains a hot-button issue, Maloney's experience and insight adds an important voice to the conversation. I highly recommend!”

Karen
Tattered Cover

“Anna, an autistic violinist whose perfectionism is keeping her from making music, decides to seek out a one-night stand after her longtime boyfriend calls for an open relationship. Quan is a motorcycle-riding cancer survivor looking to make his post-surgery sexual debut no-strings-attached. Things don’t go as planned, but Anna and Quan keep meeting up, falling further for each other with each passing day. Just as things start heating up, Anna is pulled into a family crisis that she knows she can’t handle. Helen Hoang expertly explores neurodiversity, difficult family relationships, and impossible decisions with a super sexy love story that tenderly handles sexual hangups and insecurities. I loved every minute and can’t wait to read more!”

Mary
Raven Book Store

“The moment Stefan is released from prison, the truth of exactly what happened the night Belinda died begins to unspool. Mitchard has crafted a wonderfully suspenseful tale of obsession, secrets, and guilt, and their far-reaching and devastating effects. This multi-faceted and tautly-woven story kept me captivated to the very end, even after I had surmised the outlines of the truth.”

Nancy
Raven Book Store

“Japanese high school student Rintaro Natsuki has never been good at making friends. Instead, he keeps to his books and helps his grandfather, Rintaro’s closest family member and guardian, run a quaint and well-loved used bookstore. But when his grandfather suddenly passes, Rintaro is faced with the possibility of closing the shop and moving away with a distant aunt. Just when everything seems bleak, a strange talking cat appears with an odd request: “Help me save books in trouble.” By Sosuke Natsukawa, the #1 bestselling author in Japan, The Cat Who Saved Books is a touching tale of loss, human connections, finding your own way, and the importance of books. Fans of Studio Gibli movies will especially adore this read.”

Nicholas
Mysterious Galaxy Books