
AudioFile Picks: Audiobook Reviews 2/3/17
It's no secret that we at RT love reading romance! And if you happen to see us with headphones on, but no book in hand, it's likely that we're listening to an audiobook. But audiobooks depend on more than just the plot, it takes an excellent narrator to bring the story to life. This is where Audiofile comes in, a print-and-digital magazine that reviews audiobooks so you know which stories are worth listening to. We've partnered with Audiofile to bring you a selection of romantic audiobook reviews every week!
CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE | |
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![]() | Staying For Good Celebrity chef Zoe Brown left River Bend, Oregon, 11 years ago to create a better life. Christina Panfilio’s narration of Zoe’s conflicting emotions over her career and her past bring out the character’s vulnerability. READ MORE: RT's Review | AudioFile Review |
![]() | Everything For Her Listeners who like all-consuming passion and an emotion-packed narration will especially appreciate this romantic story. Narrator Summer Morton portrays Mallory Sullivan, a Yale graduate who is hired for a coveted accounting internship at the prestigious Osborn Corporation. READ MORE: RT's Review | AudioFile Review |
![]() | Hot Winter Nights Narrator Jay Snyder unfolds this short, quick-moving romance for listeners. Allie Fairchild has recently moved to Montana to manage a hospital trauma center. A love triangle quickly ensues, and Allie must choose between two very different Montana mountain men. READ MORE: AudioFile Review |
HISTORICAL ROMANCE | |
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![]() | Four Weddings and a Sixpence Narrator Mary Jane Wells deftly weaves the four stories in this anthology. When four friends at Madame Rochambeaux’s Gentle School for Girls find an old sixpence, they’re convinced that it will bring them luck in getting married. READ MORE: RT's Review | AudioFile Review |
![]() | Wild Wicked Scot Derek Perkins's narration manages to be both commanding and intimate, and threaded with humor besides. In the first of a new series, spoiled, naïve Rose, who is English, is married off against her will to a gruff, obstinate Highlander. READ MORE: RT's Review | AudioFile Review |
Want more romance reviews from Audiofile? You can find all of their romance audiobook reviews here. And for more romantic reads, be sure to stop by our Everything Romance page!