Great audiobooks, greater impact

“A brilliant and terrifying tale of just how difficult it is to want more for yourself, to feed yourself when it goes against everything you've been taught. Messy, gross, and seductive, this book feels close enough to be a part of my family. A monstrous rebuttal to the ways we make ourselves smaller, the trauma we forget, and the urges we suppress to uphold a status quo. Expect more and fight for it.”

Lewis • Under the Umbrella

“I felt myself become fully invested in Etna’s enthralling journey to find his home and his friend(s). Utterly heart wrenching, this book offers a perspective that leaves you thinking about endurance, loyalty, and how the most simple things (and beings), in times of great intensity, become the most cherished. It writes a love letter to those we encounter on our own journey; those who aid or inspire us, and who in an instant, can be gone or taken away, leaving us with a seemingly forever...”

Valerie • Bound & Vine

“A gruesome and feral horror romance. Don't let the romance scare you off it is but a string in the tapestry of this unknowably old and deeply unhinged swamp creature's life. After millennia of exploring, sleeping and snacking on flesh the mythical Jenny Greenteeth wakes up in modern Boston and finds herself craving something beyond her semi-immortal comprehension, companionship, and she is more than willing to consume anyone that gets in her way as she hunts for it. A bloody, sarcastic and at...”

Jericha • Northshire Bookstore

“A multi-perspective story of belief and disbelief, religious trauma, the navigation of one’s own faith, and how to find yourself in a sea of “others”. Part dystopia, part love story, part mythology, this story focuses on its characters yet paints the world around them in beautifully vivid pictures. Queer pining saturates the narrative in a subtle and beautiful way that only Natasha Pulley can pull off. ”

Ollie • Birch Tree Books & Plants

“I never expected this story to end up where it did! A thrilling story about the unseen side of Hollywood, female friendships & sisterly bonds, and the moral question: what really is the difference between right and wrong? ”

Maddie R. • The End Bookstore

“Rivalry is just inherently gay, and Page Powars understands that so well. The characters are all flawed but in an endearing way, which helps to make the rivals-to-lovers romance more compelling. Also I'll listen to anything voiced by Joshua Waters.”

Alexa • Under the Umbrella