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Midwest Book Review reviewed #BurntEnds by Laura Wetsel: “A riveting, original, and skillfully crafted murder mystery featuring a female sleuth and an entertaining wealth of unexpected plot twists and turns . . .” buff.ly/4dHWP8Q

Library Journal reviewed the audiobook for #HiddenRooms by Kate Michaelson: “Featuring genuinely moving depictions of women facing chronic, mysterious illnesses, this fresh debut will be welcomed by those who love strong women protagonists and small-town mysteries.”

Library Journal reviewed the audiobook for #TheShabti by Megaera C. Lorenz: “Supernatural danger and an affirming queer romance set this Depression-era thriller apart. Recommended.”

Library Journal reviewed the audiobook for #WhenIWasAlice by Jennifer Murgia: “This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a historical Hollywood mystery with a time-travel twist. Recommended for fans of Renee Patrick and Kelley Armstrong.”

Library Journal reviewed the audiobook for #TheSummerofLoveandDeath: “Fans of this series and those who enjoy murder mysteries should enjoy this deft and surprising police procedural.”

Booklist reviewed #InevitableFate by Lindsay K. Bandy: “Bandy’s sophomore work will haunt and enthrall.”

Booklist reviewed the audiobook for #BurntEnds: “Burnt Ends is served up with sides of conspiracy, blackmail, and paranoia . . . in this gritty tale that is equal measures Succession and Shakespeare.”

Booklist reviewed the audiobook for #TouchofDeath: “Hirsch’s relaxed pacing and soothing voice make this. . .a delightful listen. . .Hirsch emotionally connects to George’s budding crush as well as her fear of touching other people, authentically depicting a complex teenager.”

Booklist reviewed the audiobook for #DaretoAuPair by Maia Correll: “Debut author Maia Correll’s evocative fish-out-of-water romantic comedy meets its match in Jennifer Jill Araya, whose bubbly narration perfectly complements the novel’s upbeat and feel-good tone.”

Booklist gave a starred review to #Haven by Mia Dalia: “Horror fans who enjoy beautifully detailed characters and a subtle slide into dread and darkness set in a huge, creepy house will want to take this trip.”

Booklist reviewed #Ageless by Renée Schaeffer: “Fans of The Age of Adeline will enjoy this book about a woman who doesn't age, yet strives to find a place for herself in an ever-changing world.”

Library Journal reviewed the audiobook for #DaretoAuPair by Maia Correll: “Those who like their romance with an international flair are sure to be impressed by Araya’s diverting performance and Correll’s delightful story."

Library Journal reviewed the audiobook for #GrandTour: “Chatsworth’s sequel to The Brass Queen is a rollicking, impeccably described adventure, with alien subplots bringing elements of hard science fiction to the steampunk genre.”

AudioFile Magazine reviewed and awarded #TheMechanicsofMemory with the Earphones Award: “[A] mesmerizing thriller about a woman who must confront the unreliability of her own memory.” buff.ly/3ZmIYS8

Publishers Weekly reviewed #BurntEnds: “Tori’s investigation is endearingly sloppy, with the cringeworthy mistakes of a first-time gumshoe generating the danger that many cozies lack. This sizzling whodunit deserves a sequel.” buff.ly/3TmmI7b

Booklist reviewed the audiobook for #TheMechanicsofMemory: “Lee's debut makes a binge-worthy audiobook . . . Recommended for listeners who like quick reads and thriller/mysteries with a modern edge.” buff.ly/3Xcg04C

Midwest Book Review reviewed #TheBoyfromTwoWorlds: “Dark fantasy at its very best, The Boy From Two Worlds showcases author Jason Offutt's total master of this specialized genre. Original, deftly crafted, memorable and entertaining from start to finish...” buff.ly/4cEpyek

We are thrilled to announce that Ghost Tamer by Meredith R. Lyons won the Killer Nashville Silver Falchion Award for the Best Book of 2023, as well as the Silver Falchion Award for Best Supernatural!

Apple Books reviewed #DaretoAuPair: “Put your phone on Do Not Disturb and find the nearest beach chair, because this light and fizzy rom-com is like a mini-vacation . . . just like its heroine, Dare to Au Pair has engaging hidden depths.”

Kirkus Reviews reviewed #InevitableFate: “A clever tale about breaking free from the past . . .”