Reading an author’s backlist can also help authors! So, I would like to spotlight a few faves who all deserve more love.
I’m including books I only discovered this year that may have been published in previous years. What I’m doing different this year with my year-end favorites posts, is that I’m not just limiting my faves to books published just in 2018. I read a lot of angst-filled book, and with about two exceptions, the rest are pretty angsty. I think the one connecting link between them all is that they all made me cry at some point. My YA favorites this year are a wild assortment that don’t really overlap much in their respective sub-genres. I didn’t read all that much YA this year? But almost everything I read, I winded up LOVING, so really, I think that’s a good thing. If they’re not produced through Audible, the audiobooks should be available on sites like iTunes and Kobo as well.Ĭontinue reading “My Favorite Audiobook Narrators (2019)” → 10 Comments Recommendations, Wrap-Up My Favorite Romance Books in 2018
The following list is in no particular order and all audiobook links are through Audible since a lot of these were produced through Audible ACX. I definitely don’t listen to enough POC narrators, and I want to change that in 2019! Let me know who your favorite audiobook narrators are in the comments and if there are any POC narrators you would recommend! ❤ So, a note…when I was putting together this list and looking up the audio narrators, I realized that a LOT (if not all) of my faves are, well, overwhelmingly white. But, I do get quite a few audiobooks through an Audible subscription as well (if not purchased through other sites like Tantor Audio or Libro.fm).
#Foxhole court audiobook free#
I get a lot of my audiobooks free through my library on Overdrive, Hoopla, and RB Digital. How do you guys feel about audiobooks? Do you pick audiobooks based on the author, at random, or by the audiobook narrator? I feel like I make my choices based on a combination of authors I want to re-read and if I’ve enjoyed listening to the narrator in the past.
#Foxhole court audiobook series#
So, here are some of my favorite fanfics for the series that helped me through my most recent post-series book slump.Ĭontinue reading “My Favorite Foxhole Court Fanfics” → Somehow I hadn’t read that many fanfics for the series previously, but it was high time I did something about that. That additional content from the author (we both love these and ignore them). Here are my first impression reviews for the books as I read them: Here are some lists of trigger warnings if you’d like more info: Detailed list of trigger warnings | Spoilerish summary of trigger warnings
So, yes, this series is a problematic fave and will not be for everyone. The series does contain a LOT of very triggering content and problematic stuff. It’s a trilogy that’s super addicting, has a very, very slow burn m/m romance, and makes you wish more sports romance books could make the reader half as obsessed with sports as this series. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, this is the All For the Game series by Nora Sakavic, also commonly known as the Foxhole Court series. Finding nothing to do after reading the series for the millionth time and still feeling like your emotions have been carved out of your chest? Have you read through all the extra content by the author and just winded up more depressed? Read through the headcanons and reposted all the fanart you can find? Have you ever found yourself suffering from post-All for the Game/Foxhole Court depression? A book hangover, if you will. Original Photo by Tomáš Malík from Pexels
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