One of my annual New Year’s Resolutions is always the same – no, not lose weight: it’s the resolution to keep better track of my audiobook listening! Enter all of them into a database, keep track of what’s in my queue, and remember to rate the ones I’ve listened to – every year I promise myself I’ll do a better job. So how is my progress? Let’s just say, I finished a book this week and went to write my review, only to learn I’d already listened to it AND written a review!
So – how are you doing with YOUR New Year’s resolutions?
BJ – Six Months: Seven Series Book 2 by Dannika Dark
Narrated by Nicole Poole
Brenda – The Paid Companion by Amanda Quick
Narrated by Bianca Amato
Carrie – Uncertain Magic by Laura Kinsale
Narrated by Nicholas Boulton
Caz – Darius: Lord of Pleasures: Lonely Lords, Book 1 by Grace Burrowes
Narrated by Roger Hampton
Diana – Waistcoats & Weaponry (Finishing School Series Book 3) by Gail Carriger
Narrated by Moira Quirk
Jessica – As You Wish by Cary Elwes and Joe Layden
Narrated by Cary Elwes
Kaetrin and Lea –– Worth the Fall by Claudia Connor
Narrated by Johanna Parker
Megan – Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K Rowling (aka Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone)
Narrated by Jim Dale
Melinda – The Winning Season by Alison Packard
Narrated by Jane Pfitsch
Shannon – The Mistress: Original Sinners, Book 4 by Tiffany Reisz
Narrated by Ginger Cornish
OK, dish – post your title du jour in the comments!
Halfway through Captives of the Night. Kate Reading is terrific!
I keep saying Captives is next but keep getting diverted – but that one is next! Except, I kinda want to re-listen to LORD OF SCOUNDRELS in honor of its 20th anniversary…. I guess I should do Captives first!
Captives is so damn good! I keep saying I must listen to Lion’s Daughter next, Mel, so you’re not alone!
Loved this book, as well as The Lion’s Daughter. And of course Lord of Scoundrels. I cannot wait for The Last Hellion.
Gone Too Far by Suzanne Brockmann
I just finished Gone Too Far last night – just as exciting as it was in print!
I don’t usually read/listen to YA books but Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell was fantastic! Not only was the story great but having a male and a female narrator enhanced the audiobook. I thought the English teacher sounded like George Takei :)