It’s been an interesting year for me and audiobooks. Typically, I have many audiobooks that I just love, but this year that hasn’t quite happened. Instead, I have lots of audiobooks that I really liked. It’s probably just me and my crazy life right now, making it a little harder for me to connect on audio. I’m still on the hunt for that “A” audiobook, but for today I’m sharing four audiobooks that did their job – they entertained me….

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Listening to books the last couple of weeks has been pure pleasure. First, I became enmeshed in the latest from Sally Hepworth, The Mother-In-Law, a family drama perfect for summer reading. Then I turned to the wise and wonderful Anna Quindlen, who as expected, totally gets grandparenting in Nanaville. Both books were all about family and I’m excited to share them with you today….

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Sometimes the book reviews really tend to stack up and I’ll do a mini-review edition with books that share a common theme like The Suspense-Lite Edition or The Counterintelligence Edition. And then there’s The Lost Girls of Camp Forevermore, The Parking Lot Attendant, and The Family Next Door. About the only thing these three books have in common is that their titles each start with the word THE. And so, a “Clearing the Shelves” Edition of mini-reviews has been born!…

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