At the beginning of the month, we posted that J.K. Rowling’s surprise book The Cuckoo’s Calling had been nominated as one of Audible UK’s Best Audiobooks of the Year. Now, the votes are in, and Cuckoo’s Calling has taken home the prize!
The book that shocked and excited J.K. Rowling fans around the world with its surprise release this summer has been nominated for Audible UK’s best audiobook of the year!
We previously reported that The Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith (a pseudonym for J.K. Rowling) was nominated in the opening round of the Goodreads Choice Awards in the Best Mystery & Thriller category. We’re now happy to let you know that the novel was successful in the opening and semifinal rounds, and voting is now open for the final round!
J.K. Rowling’s latest novel The Cuckoo’s Calling has been nominated for Best Mystery & Thriller of 2013 in the Goodreads Choice Awards! This is currently only the opening round of voting, featuring fifteen official nominees in each category with the opportunity for write-in votes.
SPOILER ALERT: The editorial is filled with spoilers from The Cuckoo’s Calling. The end will be spoiled! The killer revealed! The mystery ruined! The climax quoted! In short, do not read on if you’ve...
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