I set up myself to hopefully try and read 150 new books in 2018. This year I met and exceeded my goal. Every year this list is harder and harder to figure out since I’m reading more and more.
Please, comment below and let me know what you think and also what your favorite(s) of 2018 were?
Curious about the last two years?
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Without further ado here are my Best of 2018 Audiobooks
2018 Best Horror Audiobooks
The Nightmare Room by Chris Sorensen
Cockblock by C.V. Hunt
Broken Shells by Michael Patrick Hicks
Awakened by James S. Murray with Darren Wearmouth
2018 Best Adventure Audiobooks
Deep Shadow by Nick Sullivan
Loch (Dane Maddock #9) by David Wood
Black Rain by Graham Brown
2018 Best Post-Apocalyptic Audiobooks
Hell Divers IV: Wolves by Nicholas Sansbury Smith
Commune Book 2 by Joshua Gayou
Coming to You Live by Mira Grant
The Storm Before the Storm by Joe Russell
2018 Best Technothriller Audiobooks
Bandwidth (Analog Novel #1) by Eliot Peper
Borderless (Analog Novel #2) by Eliot Peper
Kill Process (Kill Chain #1) by William Hertling
2018 Best Science Fiction Audiobooks
Obscura by Joe Hart
Before Mars by Emma Newman
One Way by S.J. Morden
2018 Best Thriller Audiobooks
Looking Glass by Andrew Mayne
Halcyon by Rio Youers
The Genius Plague by David Walton
2018 Best Fantasy Audiobooks
Smoke Eaters by Sean Grigsby
I Was a Teenage Weredeer (Bright Falls Mysteries #1) by C.T. Phipps & Michael Suttkus
An American Weredeer in Michigan (Bright Falls Mysteries #2) by C.T. Phipps & Michael Suttkus
2018 Best Mystery Audiobooks
The Murder of Paolo Mancuso by Owen Parr
Fletch by Gregory McDonald
Broken Ice by Matt Goldman
2018 Best Memoir Audiobooks
Your Dad Stole My Rake by Tom Papa
How To American by Jimmy O. Yang
Make Something Good Today by Erin & Ben Napier
I’ve loved reading since I was little when my dad would read me Dr. Suess books. Fast-forward a little and I noticed that he was always reading on his lunch breaks at work, and I wondered why.Then, I found a book that took me to another place and time, to another feeling,another sense of “being”.It was the first book that I ever fell in love with, and I’ve been chasing that feeling ever since.
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