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Tag Archives: Audiobooks
The White Forest: an audiobook review
The White Forest, Adam McOmber’s debut novel, is a supernatural mystery set in Victorian England. Jane Silverlake lives in isolation with her father in a crumbling mansion on Hampstead Heath. She is grateful for the friendship of Madeline Lee and … Continue reading
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Tagged Audiobooks, book reviews, books, The White Forest
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What I’m Listening to Now – A World Undone by G.J. Meyer
I’m a huge fan of audiobooks and have been since the days of cassettes. Audiobooks are great for travel, especially over repetitious routes. I spent last weekend in the bay area to attend some Tibetan teachings, and I’ll be making … Continue reading
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Tagged Audiobooks, authors, books, history, politics, World War I
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