Snowflake 2024 - Challenge 8

[prisca]

In your own space, create a list of at least three things you'd love to receive, something you've wanted but were afraid to ask for - a wishlist of sorts. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it.

Only two wishes this time:

1. To complete my audiobook bingo card (link)I can need some ideas for (audio)books fitting the prompts.

I already know what to hear for Dystopian and Humor.
I am not into 'hardcore horror' but something like Stephen King is acceptable.
Audio Books available on Audible would be great.


2. Recs / icons / any kind of art / maybe even a drabble or a poem for the movie 'Conclave'

Thank you for reading :)

Comments

[panisdead]

Jordan Castillo Price's PsyCop series is paranormal m/m that's available on Audible. The reader, Gomez Pugh, is great. The first book in the series is "Among the Living."

[prisca]

Thank you for the rec; I will check it out.

[royalblue31]

I'm not sure how audible works, but I tried searching there to see if these books were available and it looks like they were? Apologies if I'm wrong. But if you're not into hardcore horror, I enjoyed My Sister the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithewaite and My Best Friend's Exorcism by Grady Hendrix (which also counts towards Book made into a film or tv series).

[prisca]

Thank you for the rec; I will check it out.

[gingicat]

Crime/mystery author recs:
- Mia Manasala, which I might describe as "cozy restaurant mysteries with immigrant protagonists." Set in a small US town.
- Elly Griffiths is much more grim, but very good at police procedurals. Set in coastal England.
- Jacqueline Winspear writes great post-WW1 historical mysteries set in London and Kent. Warning: it is definitely a UK-based perception of the world at the time.

[prisca]

Thank you for the recs, I will check them out.