Category Archives: Audiobooks

“Heather” by Caitlin Mullen – Audiobook Review @MacmillanAudio #Heather #CaitlinMullen #BookReview #AudiobookReview

Posted on April 19, 2026 by Fictionophile

Back in the summer of 2021 I read this author’s debut novel, “Please See Us“, and was very impressed with her writing. Needless to say, I was eager to read what she came up with next. “Heather” didn’t disappoint. Written … Continue reading →

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“The Tour” by Jean Grainger – Book Review #ReadingIrelandMonth26 #TheTour #AudiobookReview #begorrathon26

Posted on March 25, 2026 by Fictionophile

narrated by Siobhan Waring In June 2024 I went on a coach tour of Ireland. It was quite possibly the best trip I’ve ever had. Loved every minute. With this audiobook by Jean Grainger, it transported me back to Ireland, … Continue reading →

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“Murder in Galway” by Carlene O’Connor – Book Review #AudiobookReview #MurderInGalway #ReadingIrelandMonth26 @carlene_author #begorrathon26

Posted on March 12, 2026 by Fictionophile

“Murder in Galway” is the first title in the Home to Ireland mystery series. Having visited Ireland not so long ago, I can certainly see the appeal in making that country your home. Tara, a New York interior designer, travels … Continue reading →

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“In Winter I Get Up At Night” by Jane Urquhart – Book Review #AudiobookReview #LibbyListen @LibbyApp #InWinterIGetUpAtNight #CanadianFiction @McClellandBooks

Posted on March 1, 2026 by Fictionophile

A dual timeline novel from one of Canada’s greatest writers. 1960s – Emer McConnell is an itinerant music teacher in Saskatchewan. She is single, but has memories of a ‘great love’ named Harp. A man who was a scientist that … Continue reading →

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“The Story Keeper” by Kelly Rimmer – #AudiobookReview #TheMidnightEstate #TheStoryKeeper #HarlequinAudio @KelRimmerWrites

Posted on February 20, 2026 by Fictionophile

This novel is presented in a ‘book within a book’ format. In North America its title is “The Story Teller“, while in the United Kingdom and Australia the title is “The Midnight Estate”. Also, I should point out that “The … Continue reading →

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“The Irish Goodbye” by Heather Aimee O’Neill – Book Review #AudiobookReview #LibbyListen @MacmillanAudio #TheIrishGoodbye @LibbyApp

Posted on February 1, 2026 by Fictionophile

Irish Goodbye – when you leave without saying goodbye in order to avoid emotional displays and/or to avoid disturbing others. I was delighted when my Libby hold finally came in for “The Irish Goodbye“. This debut novel was on many … Continue reading →

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“My Husband’s Wife” by Alice Feeney – Book Review @MacmillanAudio #AudiobookReview @alicewriterland #MyHusbandsWife #Audiobooks🎧📚

Posted on January 19, 2026 by Fictionophile

This is my fifth read of Alice Feeney’s work. In my opinion this one is by far the best yet! And that is saying something, because I really liked her previous novels. Just when I thought I had it sussed … Continue reading →

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“Here One Moment” by Liane Moriarty – Book Review #AudiobookReview @PRHAudio #LianeMoriarty @LibbyApp #TuesdayBookBlog

Posted on January 6, 2026 by Fictionophile

I’d heard a lot of positive comments about this novel, so jumped at the chance to listen to it when my Libby hold came in. This is definitely a novel that makes you think. Anyone with any curiosity about fate, … Continue reading →

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“The Winter Visitor” by B.P. Walter – #AudiobookReview @BarnabyWalter #TheWinterVisitor @Bookouture #BookReview

Posted on December 17, 2025 by Fictionophile

Narrated by Oliver J. Hembrough A snow covered Scottish castle on the shores of a dark and icy loch, sets the scene for this Christmas crime story. A dual timeline tells the story of an affluent (and entitled) family who … Continue reading →

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“The Jigsaw Man” by Nadine Matheson – Book Review #AudiobookReview @HarperCollinsCa #HarlequinAudio #CrimeThriller #NadineMatheson #TheJigsawMan #SerialKiller

Posted on November 6, 2025 by Fictionophile

narrated by Diveen Henry The author of this crime thriller debut is a criminal solicitor in London. My first thoughts are that I hope she hasn’t had to personally encounter anyone quite as evil as the serial killers in this … Continue reading →

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