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We Shall Be Monsters
A bewitching and eerie fairy tale, sure to entice listeners eager for scenes of witches and curses, monsters and magic, and fae and heroes. Fans of Naomi Novik and Katherine Arden will want to take note.
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Catch and Keep
Equally heartwarming and swoony, this contemporary romance is like an enveloping hug of a novel that can be read as a stand-alone but also features cameos from other characters in two of Hahn’s earlier books, Built To Last and Friends Don’t Fall in Love. Nuanced narration and utterly charming characters make this a wise choice for any contemporary romance collection.
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Ghost Station
Barnes crafts an oppressive space horror that’s equally a psychological and bodily nightmare, with Johnson’s narration providing additional layers of dread. Fans of the Alien film franchise will feel right at home with this title.
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Not Your Crush’s Cauldron
A charming supernatural romance. Listeners who enjoyed Johnson’s performance in the first two books in the series will be equally delighted by the latest.
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The Longest Autumn
Much like a leaf falling through the autumn air, Avery’s book is beautiful on its surface but unable to maintain a straight path.
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Medusa’s Sisters
An excellent addition to retellings of ancient myths and perfect for fans of Madeline Miller and Pat Barker.
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Not Your Ex’s Hexes
Asher’s endearing cast of characters and lively writing style, combined with Johnson’s appealing narration, make this audio a must-listen. Share with listeners who enjoy romances that are both fluffy and steamy, enlivened by witches, demons, and even a shapeshifter or two.
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Nocturne
A lush and romantic story made all the more compelling by Wees’s evocative prose and Johnson’s graceful narration. Recommended for fans of Erin Morgenstern’s The Night Circus or Constance Sayers’s The Ladies of the Secret Circus.
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Into the Forest: Tales of the Baba Yaga
A sometimes harrowing, sometimes gruesome, but always entertaining collection; listeners may want to take care not to listen near a forest! Fans of feminist folklore retellings will find much to love.
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