Reviews for all audiobooks.
After dying and spending some time as a ghost, Harry expected to pass on. Instead he wakes up in his body that has been repaired with the help of Queen Mab and Deamonreach. Now he has to face the fact that he is the Winter Knight and has been given his first task by Mab, … More Review: Cold Days by Jim Butcher
This was an interesting investigation into experimental archeology, which attempts to replicate or approximate ancient cultures methods of performing various tasks. This book covers things like recreating an accurate Roman fish sauce, creating ancient Egyptian bread, using obsidian blades, and how to actually play an Aztec ballgame. While I did enjoy the experimental archeology side … More Review: Dinner with King Tut: How Rogue Archaeologists Are Re-creating the Sights, Sounds, Smells, and Tastes of Lost Civilizations by Sam Kean
It’s been six months since Harry died, and the world he left behind has become more dangerous with creatures causing chaos left and right. Harry finds himself as a ghost who has been sent back to Chicago to investigate who killed him, but instead finds himself trying to take care of his friends without an … More Review: Ghost Story by Jim Butcher
Like the title of this book suggests, this was all about huge changes that are happening in Harry’s life. Susan Rodriguez has returned to Chicago to ask Harry for help after Ariana Ortega, Duchess of the Red Court, discovered her big secret. A secret that impacts Harry too. This book was filled with a lot … More Review: Changes by Jim Butcher
Angelica Winthrop wants to avoid marriage and is determined to push the men of society away with unladylike behavior. Unfortunately her plans keep backfiring and now multiple men are pursuing her. But when she sneaks into the supposedly haunted home of Ian Ashton, Duke of Burnrath, looking for inspiration for her next story, she finds … More Review: Bite Me, Your Grace by Brooklyn Ann
For years Harry had to deal with a death mark over his head from the White Council. He was regarded with suspicion by everyone, but especially Morgan, the veteran Warden that monitored him. So when Morgan turns up asking for help to clear his name, Harry isn’t exactly eager to jump to help. But his … More Review: Turn Coat by Jim Butcher
In this one, Harry is dealing with fae from the Summer Court after him, the kidnapping of Johnny Marcone, and the return of the Knights of the Blackened Denarians. I found this one to be really interesting because Harry is really getting smarter about dealing with all the various entities out there and learning to … More Review: Small Favor by Jim Butcher
It’s been a year since the previous case, and Wizard Harry Dresden has been brought in to investigate a series of killings that appear as suicides. While the cops can’t see anything, Harry is finding messages at some of the crime scenes that are meant for him. Now he has to determine who is behind … More Review: White Night by Jim Butcher
This book follows the harrowing journey of the Donner party. It chronicles the group’s journey from the very beginning in Illinois all the way till their deaths after their rescue. As someone who has known about the Donner party for years but never really done any research on the tragedy, this was a very eye … More Review: The Indifferent Stars Above: The Harrowing Saga of the Donner Party by Daniel James Brown
Out Cold chronicles the history of using cold in medicine and hyperthermia. This covers experimentations, accidents, and all different kinds of medical marvels. This is a topic that is not really something that I have ever really thought of when it comes to medical history, but it ended up being a really fascinating one. I … More Review: Out Cold: A Chilling Descent into the Macabre, Controversial, Lifesaving History of Hypothermia by Phil Jaekl
This review is going to be a bit of a rant and have some spoilers. Unfortunately, I did not like this book. This book took everything that happened for the past five books and the relationship that was finally getting stronger, and basically destroyed it. For the final book in a series, this was extremely … More Review: The Last Wizard’s Ball by Charlaine Harris
This was a fascinating look at the history of Spiritualism and its role in the history of faith, fraud, feminism, and financial opportunities. This covers things like women’s suffrage, the changing of people’s faith and rituals, the rise in popularity of these spiritualists in media, the racism of the movement, and scientific testing done to … More Review: When We Spoke to the Dead: How Ghosts Gave American Women Their Voice by Ilise S. Carter
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