Both Feet in the Grave

About This Audiobook

Jeaniene Frost’s *Both Feet in the Grave* delivers a high-stakes paranormal romance that’s equal parts sizzling chemistry and explosive danger. This isn’t your grandma’s vampire lore—Frost’s world is a gritty, neon-lit underworld where ancient immortals clash with modern threats, and the banter between lead characters crackles with chemistry that could power a small city. The stakes? Your soul. The tension? Palpable. The romance? Forbidden, fierce, and utterly addictive. If you crave a heroine who kicks as much ass as she flirts and a hero who’s equal parts brooding and brutal, this is your next binge-listens.

Narrator Will M. Watt elevates the experience with a performance that’s as dynamic as the story itself. Watt nails the razor-sharp dialogue, giving each character a distinct voice that avoids the monotony of flat supernatural tropes. His portrayal of Bones—equal parts roguish charm and lethal menace—feels like eavesdropping on a conversation between two immortals at a dive bar, where every word drips with history and hazard. The pacing keeps the adrenaline pumping, but Watt’s real triumph is making even the most outlandish sci-fi twists feel grounded in raw emotion."

"review": "Will M. Watt’s narration of *Both Feet in the Grave* is a masterclass in how to make paranormal romance feel visceral. I’ve listened to dozens of audiobooks in this genre, but Watt’s delivery of Bones—with his gruff, world-weary tone and sudden bursts of dry wit—made me feel like I was privy to a conversation between two immortals who’ve survived centuries of betrayal and bloodshed. The chemistry between the leads is electric, and Watt amplifies it by giving each character a voice that’s impossible to ignore. The female lead, Cat, gets a mix of sarcasm and vulnerability that feels refreshingly real, especially in contrast to the often stiff archetypes in similar books.

That said, the production isn’t without its quirks. A few side characters blend together, and the audio editing occasionally glosses over dramatic pauses that could’ve added more weight to key moments. The story’s pacing also stumbles in the middle act, where the plot meanders into some convoluted detours before snapping back into gear. But these are minor hiccups in an otherwise stellar listening experience. If you’re looking for a steamy, high-octane paranormal romance with a narrator who truly *gets* the genre, this audiobook delivers in spades."

"tags": ["paranormal romance audiobook