Audiobook Stories

He just wants her booty, but she'll end up stealing his heart. ***** After pirates kidnap seventeen-year-old Ana in a case of mistaken identity, the orphaned housemaid prepares for the worst. Instead, between a shipwreck, mutiny, and her growing feelings for her captor -- the dashing Pirate King of the Caribbean, Alestair Kincade -- Ana soon realizes the secret she keeps is far from the most dangerous part of her new life. But playing the wholesome daughter of a Spanish admiral among rag-tag buccaneers isn't easy either, and to avoid both discovery and the gallows she'll have to learn to rely on more than just her wits and her charm. But is Alestair Kincade really on her side? Or will his protection and his love both disappear the moment he learns the truth? Book Two of The Pirate King Series is called SCUTTLE (formerly The Reluctant Pirate Queen) [Now an audiobook from Hachette, Powered by Wattpad] [word count: 90,000-100,000 words] PLUNDER (Book One in The Pirate King Series) © 2014 by R.S. Kovach. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced without the author's written permission. Cover designed by Ren T

( a self insert fic based on possible desires to shift ) summery: candice a half psychic half human is a 20 year old audiobook narrator on audiomack she has dreams of the future and seeking answers she goes to Nepal after finding a article online she later learns magic to control her powers even make friends , fight monsters and demons ( a doctor strange au even ocs idk)

Just finished the audiobook of Atomic Habits, narrated by James Clear himself. The systems-over-goals framework is genuinely useful, but some of the tactics assume a version of daily life that not everyone has. Full honest review (and a wall-mounted TV rant) up on the blog now.

Check out the Audiobook version on YouTube - @WorldsCollide-BL Brandon Wong has never had space to discover who he is. Born in Taipei to a Taiwanese mother he has spent his whole life protecting, he carries the quiet absence of an American father he has never met - a man who doesn't know he exists. Survival and caretaking have always come first - his sick mother, his fading grandmother, the rent that never quite gets paid on time. Carter Bell grew up in America with everything Brandon never had - until his father died and left behind a secret that shattered his family and took pieces of Carter with it that he has spent years trying to replace with the wrong things. They shouldn't make sense together. But the moment they find each other in a city that belongs to neither of them fully, something shifts that neither of them can take back. Worlds Collide is a slow-burn love story set against the backdrop of Taipei - full of quiet moments, hard truths, and two people learning, for the first time, that being loved doesn't have to mean being managed, fixed, or performed for. It's about art and identity, brothers and mothers, and the families we build from the pieces of the ones we were given. Some worlds collide and break. Some collide and become something new.

Book three in the Record Shop Mysteries has a shark of an investor, a flooded Texas town and a killer nobody can escape. Rhythm and Clues by Olivia Blacke is on the blog, with the love triangle settled and one flood I could not fully buy. Full review at Views She Writes. #cozymystery

Against the cold, oncoming winter, young Elain the Gatherer is forced to take shelter in a cave to survive the night. But what she finds there risks her life just as much as any of the monsters prowling outside would. A dragon kit. Just hatched, the creature bonds with her, and in order to protect both of their lives, Elain must do the unthinkable... Become the most fearsome monster of them all.

Meet Ove: the grumpiest man in the neighborhood with the softest heart underneath. Fredrik Backman does it again, breaking my heart and warming it in the same breath. Full 5-star review of A Man Called Ove (audiobook, narrated by George Newbern) is up now! #AManCalledOve

Ruby has a ghost for a roommate and a dead delivery guy at work. I have goosebumps thanks to Ian (no spoilers). 👻 My 5-star review of Death at the Door by Olivia Blacke is up on Views She Writes. Audiobook fans, the narration is worth it. #cozymystery #paranormalcozy

Katinka Crnčević ( "That's 'Churn-sher-vitch', thank you.") is in a bit of trouble. There are things you are not supposed to do while pretending to be a responsible young adult. Getting drunk and going all alone on a hiking trip that leads you through a dark and ominous forest in a foreign country - just to spite your Ex - is probably one of them. Especially so, when you have never been hiking before. So Katinka has no-one but herself to blame when she manages to get lost in the (quite aptly named) "Black Forest" in southern Germany. It probably isn't her fault, that she also ends up being chased and tackled by an enormous, shaggy bear - who promptly turns into an equally shaggy, unwashed and overgrown guy (well, that last bit might have been kind of her fault), who is rather a little too pleased to meet her. After all, there are no bears in the Black Forest. And it's really just bad luck that this unfortunate event causes her to be dragged straight into the world of Fairy-Tales, where she is suddenly faced with Magic and Curses, Fairies, and Dragons, Psychologists, Elves, Wizards, Princes, Queens, Germans, and - all in all - more Attractive Males than anyone should have to put up with. All of that probably wouldn't be so bad, if it wasn't for the fact, that she is also apparently being stalked. By a bear.

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The Doctor and Cassidy travel back to Elizabethan England to discover Children are going missing. Together they must get to the bottom of this mystery with the help of new companion Earl Robert and Agnes in The Demons Of Twarbyhurst.

Just finished the audiobook of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fk, narrated by Mark Manson himself, and I'm still thinking about the "limited number of fks" idea a week later. Funny, relatable, occasionally too real. Full review is up on the blog.

When Tatsuya Moriwaki returns to the seaside town where he grew up, he carries only a worn backpack and a recording - a voice he hasn't been able to delete in fifteen years. Mizuho Sato's voice. They met when they were seventeen. They loved recklessly, completely, the way only teenagers can - as if time were endless, as if love itself were invincible. Then she got sick. Then everything changed. Now Tatsuya stands at the edge of the ocean they once claimed as their own, pressing play on his phone, listening to her laugh one more time before he does what he came here to do. But love this size doesn't stay quiet. And some stories refuse to end where you left them. THE LAST THING I SAID TO YOU is a devastating, unforgettable novel about first love, terminal illness, the weight of unfinished goodbyes, and what it means to finally let go - or not.