Berls Reviews A Knight to Remember #audioreview

I received this book for free from Publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

A Knight to Remember by Hermione Moon
Narrator: Zehra Jane Naqvi
Series: Avalon Café #3
Published by Tantor Audio on March 16, 2021
Genres: Cozy Mystery, Paranormal, Retelling
Length: 4 hours 57 minutes
Format: Audiobook
Source: Publisher
Goodreads

He is one knight she will never forget…
When kitchen witch Gwen Young discovers a local artist has gone missing, she and Arthur set out to solve the mystery. Neither of them suspects that their past – and their future – is closely tied to this case…
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Gwen Young runs The Avalon Cafe in Glastonbury, England, and solves murders with a psychic Labradoodle called Merlin and a boyfriend who only materializes when she’s in trouble. Well, every girl needs a knight in shining armour! Join Gwen, Arthur, and the rest of their friends as they solve mysteries and murders, and fall in love along the way!
If you enjoy books by authors such as Amanda M. Lee, Adele Abbott, Annabel Chase, Kristin Painter, or Charlaine Harris, you might enjoy these cozy witch mysteries with a sprinkle of romance, by USA Today bestselling author Serenity Woods writing as Hermione Moon.
Contains British English spelling and usage. The Avalon Café stories are clean reads with no graphic violence, strong language, or sex.

My top thoughts:

I continue to adore this series. The combination of magic, Arthurian legend, and murder mystery make every book (so far) a treat.

What I liked/didn’t like:

In A Knight to Remember, a few weeks have passed since the end of the previous book. Gwen and Arthur’s relationship has deepened. Gwen’s also learned more about her magic and I’m enjoying watching her magically abilities steadily increase. I also have high hopes for her potentially getting to pursue her lifelong interest in Archaeology.

We see pretty much the same cast of characters, and I’m enjoying watching those relationships develop as well. So excited for Imogene and Christian’s relationship which seems to be progressing as steadily as Arthur and Gwen’s. Morgana’s Coven appears once again and I’m starting to wonder if that constant antagonism isn’t more rooted in history than we’re realizing – we’re learning more about Arthur and Gwen’s previous lives and I can’t help but wonder about Morgana. I’m excited to see that story arch continue.

The murder mystery itself is like the instrument for all the other pieces I’ve mentioned above. And, as with the other books, it’s solid detective work, combined with some magical assistance. There’s a piece unsolved at the end of the book and I’m curious to see where that goes in future books as well.

Narrator thoughts:

And I’m continuing to ADORE the narration. This series is VERY British and the narration is the final piece in the puzzle that transports me across the Atlantic.

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