The Best of December: Audible's Listener Favorites

There certainly is a sense of pride when being an editor's pick, or hitting a Best-of or Most-anticipated list for a blog site. It shows that people "in the industry" appreciated your work and that you are putting out a quality product. But I must say that making one of the reader's favorites is even sweeter. After all, it's the readers who support the books, and it's the readers who will give a book it's wings (by telling all their friends and family that they MUST read it).

With that said, I'm thrilled that the recently released The Disappearance of Winter's Daughter, was a Listener Favorite for December.

Here are the other books that received this distinction:



























And here's some further details about each one:

The Last Black Unicorn | Tiffany Haddish | Tiffany Haddish | 5,654 | 4.8
Year One | Nora Roberts | Julia Whelan | 2,487 | 4.6
Legends of Ahn | Kel Kade | Nick Podehl | 2,937 | 4.6
Persepolis Rising | James S. A. Corey | Jefferson Mays | 1,410 | 4.7
The Disappearance of Winter's Daughter | Michel J. Sullivan | Tim Gerard Reynolds | 1,292 | 4.7
Killman Creek | Rachel Caine | Multiple | 821 | 4.5
The Demon Crown | James Rollins | Christian Baskous | 277 | 4.5
Canto Bight | Multiple | Multiple | 428 | 4.3
Flame in the Dark | Faith Hunter | Khristine Hvam | 700 | 4.8
Crusader One | Brian Andrews & Jeffrey Wilson | Ray Porter | 392 | 4.8
Natural Disaster | Ginger Zee | Ginger Zee | 162 | 4.6
Convergence | Mark Tufo & John O'Brien | Sean Runnette | 325 | 4.7
Roomies | Christina Lauren | K. C. Sheridan | 261 | 4.4
Aveoth | Laurann Dohner | Savannah Richards | 293 | 4.8
Far from the Tree | Robin Benway | Julia Whelan | 130 | 4.6
Odysseus Awakening | Evan Currie | David deVries | 217 | 4.5
Claiming Bailey | Susan Stoker | Erin Bennett | 105 | 4.6
Sinful Empire | Meghan March | Grace Grant & Joe Arden | 314 | 4.7
The V Card | Lili Valente & Lauren Blakely | Andi Arndt & Sebastian York | 185 | 4.6
The Silver Music Box | Mina Baites | Jane Oppenheimer | 46 | 4.3