Category: Audio Book Review
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2022 Reading Roundup
This is my 2022 reading roundup where I reflect on and share the stand-out books from last year’s reading life.
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Sweet and Snarky
Audiobook updates have been slim and none while I’ve been wordsmithing this next revision of Forty-Two Places: A Literary Tourist’s Guide To Douglas Adams. Today brought me a few new members of my Review Crew and an opportunity to help someone! A new member shared that they were recovering from a recent eye surgery and…
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Ten Hours and Fifty-Six Minutes
This week I decided to do a little data mining around reviews and sales for my various audiobooks.
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When You Believe
Want to join my reviewer program and hear me read you a story? Just let me know at info@yvettekeller.com.
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After On: Audiobook Review
I consumed After On as an audiobook, and as such, I cannot recommend it highly enough. That said, I acknowledge that as a written text I might not have finished it. At times, I noticed that it tended toward sections of dense, wordy, confusing, technobabble. Also, dense, wordy, confusing philosophy, and dense, wordy, confusing real…
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Fictional Characters Who Walk Into The Real World, a.k.a. Cosplay
Viola Roberts went to Seattle to promote two new audiobooks released in February: The Body in The Bathtub and The Venom in The Valentine. Well. Viola’s VOICE went (Psssst! That’s me). Her creator was there as well, author Shéa Macleod. This is us, having a blast after not seeing each other for over 2 years!…
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Finnemore Fridays: Train Travel
Amtrak and I have a love-hate relationship. I love the uninterrupted (except by beautiful views) work time. I often choose the train to travel so I can QC audiobooks, write, and occasionally catch up on sleep from late-night recording sessions. Something about the Ca-Chunk, Ca-Chunk rhythm (modern trains do not clickety-clack, alas) and the camaraderie of…
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The Venom in the Valentine
In the spirit of full disclosure, I provided developmental editing for this installment of the Viola Roberts Cozy Mysteries. Even seeing it in its raw form, this is my favorite read so far in the series. Shea MacLeod has climbed to new writing heights with her unique way of mixing of the hilarious with the…