Review: Warrior Pose, Yoga Mat Mysteries book 4 by Susan Rogers and John Roosen
Warrior Pose is the fourth thrilling audiobook in the best-selling and award-winning Yoga Mat series of flawlessly written mysteries by the extremely talented authors, Susan Rogers and John Roosen.
Over the last four years, this series has become one of my favorites, and I’m always looking forward to the next adventure. As I said above, the writing is flawless as it feels both natural and effortless. It conveys professionalism and manages to successfully combine the ingredients that are always necessary for great reads: life-like characters and intriguing stories.
Warrior Pose finds Ric Peters unsuccessfully trying to balance a secret life, in which he has some unfinished business and a deepening romantic relationship with Elaina, the woman of his dreams. I love the way in which their love story has evolved in these four audiobooks, and as always, I’m curious to see where it goes next.
When you pick up this audiobook, you should get ready for some high-speed chases across mountains, close-ups with New Zealand’s breathtaking landscapes, and also for meeting some remarkable characters.
Warrior Pose promises Skulls, Hitmen, and Deadly Secrets all wrapped in one explosive mystery, and that’s exactly what it delivers. As I’m not willing to spoil any of those plot points for you, you’ll need to read the book blurb or just go in blind, exactly like I do every time when I get to enjoy one of these highly entertaining audiobooks.
Rupert Degas returns once again as the voice of choice for these captivating adventures, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. For me, as a fan of the series, he is all these characters, and only he can bring to life their stories and the superb writing in such a perfect manner. He reads, he acts, he delights and entertains with his performance, which is everything I could ever ask for.
Warrior Pose continues to build and even improve on what was already a successful recipe for great entertainment, and for that I’m more than happy.
I recommend that you pick up this audiobook, and of course, the other three in this series, as they will provide endless entertainment. Well, not quite endless, considering at some point you will finish listening to them, but definitely unforgettable entertainment.
Victor Dima
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