Great audiobooks, greater impact

“A disturbing look at how U.S. dominance of global networks became a tool for surveillance and coercion. Each move may have seemed justified, but together they erode trust and risk triggering a new kind of Cold War–style escalation.”

Mike • A Great Good Place for Books

“The references to Narnia, Jane Austin, War and Peace, ACOTAR, and so many other novels are so great! I loved this novel. I enjoyed Alix’s journey through a really tough life, it feels like everything is literally falling apart when she “accidentally” walks into the Astral library and is devoured by books, quite literally, she can walk the margins and soon enough she realizes that she is there for a reason way beyond her simple little life and is actually chosen to be there. A great read! ”

Kandice • The Book Loft St. Jacobs

“Historical fiction can often feel hard and heavy. This is not that type of historical fiction. It’s a true delight. The characters and scenery are so vivid, I could feel the energy surrounding our main character. Gilbert touches on hard subjects with both grace and humor. ”

Moonstone & Mist Bookshop • Moonstone & Mist Bookshop

“A fun and spicy sapphic romance with diversity, heart to hearts, and a reunion most sweet.”

Summer • Under the Umbrella

“This duology is one of the best romantic fantasies I've read in such a long time! The world was incredibly immersive and complex, you will fall in love with every single character, and the tension-filled romance was done so well! Our FMC Sylvia would be beating the life out of the MMC Arin, and he'd just be happy she was close enough to touch him. Talk about down bad! If you're in a romantic fantasy slump or feeling fatigued by books that are too similar: pick this duology up! I'm obsessed...”

Kate • Canvasback Books

“Fantastic read! I’ve never been an F1 or car fan. And one of the reasons has always been the lack of representation of female driver. Especially in F1. So that’s why I was very interested to read Susie Wolff’s book. To understand why. The book describes her childhood and career, but also gives you a deep insight to what the F1/racing world is all about, as women. She reminded us that racing is one of the few sports that is actually not about gender at all. And that’s something we can...”

Gladys • Terrier Books