Welcome to the next segment of the Elite Romance series of 2022. This post is where I am going to list my TOP reads of the year, which wasn’t easy to narrow down. I have had a decent reading year and I am thrilled to be able to share all the delicious reads that I have here.
I have had the opportunity to listen to some great audiobooks this year, and here will showcase the delights that I was able to indulge in, which ended up having the most memorable narrations of the year! Audiobooks do so much for readers and its such an experience to having a book narrated to you.
This series has the best narrations and this was the type of audiobook that kept me up at night, it was so good.
This is a erotic historical romance and so amazing! The narration is on point, and if you struggle with HR accents, I recommend this one.
Nothing is more atmospheric than a RaeAnne Thayne novel. She always gets the best narrators for her books. This one especially just delivered the perfect summer feels!
I don’t get a chance to listen to this author very often, as I normally get ARC’s for her books. However, it was such a delight to listen to this, the narration was so engaging.
This is a duo narration and the male narration especially was amazing, as he is of Middle Eastern descent and you could hear the accent and it was so well done.
Nothing is better than a Molly Harper narration especially for her Mystic Bayou series.
I had such a good time with this narration that I was sad the rest of the trilogy didn’t have audio narration to it. Its super engaging and just really nice voices to listen to.
These narrators are so well done especially for black romance, they really deliver the black culture so well.
If I had to choose one narration out of any of the others, this narration is amazing. Because it had sound effects and music to it. It was so wonderful.
This was delightful and honest I think the narration just made the book SO much better! And the voices were so sexy.
The narrator for this book has such a deep baritone voice, non accented and just really worked for me. He does so good with the medieval feel to the story.
If you are going to read this series, LISTEN to the narrations. They are worth it! The narration just makes the books come alive and I am so happy I listened to this series.
So tell me what do you think of Audiobook Narrations? Have you read and enjoyed any of the books on my list? What books were some of your favorite narrations? Let me know in the comments below!
I actually listened to three of these – all great. I never seem to really commit narrators to my memory. Julia Whelan and Sabastian York are two that pop into my head. Whelan because she wrote a book about an audiobook narrator which made me look into her books (I listened to many of her narrations), and York because his voice made me really pay attention
I listened to just one of these – The Cecy Robson book. I remember loving it. I could even see myself listening to it again someday.
I’ve read a bunch of these, but only listened to Honor. I loved that audiobook.