As always, a pleasure.
Narrated by: Grover Gardner
Series: An Andy Carpenter Novel , Book 30
As always, a pleasure.
Narrated by: Grover Gardner
Series: An Andy Carpenter Novel , Book 30
Enjoyable.
Renée Ballard and Harry Bosch, Book 6
Narrated by: Christine Lakin, Titus Welliver, Madison Lintz
I tried reading this at least twice but it bored me and couldn't finish it. Main character tries many variations of her life. Interesting concept but tedious in execution.
Enjoyable but too many twists and turns in the end, could have used a good editing, then it would be excellent.
Not sure how I found this but it was enjoyable, perhaps a little too long but interesting characters.
Mike Daley/Rosie Fernandez Legal Thriller, Book 16 was enjoyable, not the best in this predictably formulaic series but still kept our interest.
Pretty good macho fluff entertainment
The Sons of Valor Series, Book 2 was pretty good.
Faye writes about Sherlock from different character's points of view and this was often very successful.
Longmire Mysteries, Book 19. Johnson is back and this was a very interesting book that filled in gaps in the Longmire history. George Guidall is, as always, superb.
A Prey Novel with Letty and Lucas is keeping up the previous momentum.
Really interesting and well told.
An Andy Carpenter Mystery Narrated: Grover Gardner. Light and fun.
Mike Daley/Rosie Fernandez Legal Thriller, Book 14 Fun addition to the series.
A DC Smith Investigation DC Smith Investigation Series, Book 8 Excellent
A DC Smith Investigation Series, Book 2 Like the first slow but characters you care about.
A DC Smith Investigation Series, Book 1 Slow but really enjoyable characters.
High expectations for Perry were not met as this book had a lot of unnecessary twists.
George Guidall is always a pleasure, though this story was slow.
The Fletch Mysteries, Book 7 was pretty weak, too silly a plot, worst in the series.
Good but like many of Coben's books you feel like they could have been great but they just keep missing.
Light fun series, look forward to reading another. A Rabbi Small Mystery, Book 1
This was enjoyable, Mack Bedford, book 4, it's currently the last in the series but hopefully there will be another.
This is an Audible original and it's pretty weak, breaks in character that are overlaid on a pretty silly plot.
Robinson is too political but sure does write entertaining plots with engaging characters.
Good but not the great Baldacci, this series has never been great and we're on book 7.
Gray Man, Book 11 is OK, always so close but just missing something. Entertaining.
Book 26 of the Andy Carpenter mysteries is just the same as all the rest, a fun read. Grover Gardner's narration is a big part of why these are so good.
Book 32 dragged on and wasn't as tight as usual but still quite enjoyable. Richard Ferrone's narration was excellent, as always.
Mike Daley/Rosie Fernandez Legal Thriller, Book 13 continues the light fun entertaining saga.
Narrated by: Ray Porter - very good
Terminal List, Book 5 was the best in the series, look forward to #6
Myron Bolitar Series, Book 11 is consistent in that Coben's characters delight enough to overcome the mild plot disappointment
Mitch Rapp Novel, Book 21, narrated by George Guidall was surprisingly good.
Humph. Pretty strange but it has bits that keep you interested maybe 3 stars out of 5. Of the 20 or so books in the series this or the last are the weakest but I appreciate that the author is stretching into new territory.
These writers are so good but they stick religion in places it doesn't fit. It feel like some company gives them money to put 'God' into their stories - sucks for the reader.
The Forging of Luke Stone, Book 1 was enjoyable, not great but entertaining.
The best Baldacci I've read in quite a while, hope it becomes a series.
Gabriel Allon is back and just OK, enjoyable read, quickly forgettable.
An Andy Carpenter Mystery. Enjoyable but probably the least interesting in the entire series.
An Unapologetically American Story of Fighting the Taliban, UFC Warriors, and Myself. Well I enjoyed listening to it but I felt manipulated by the author like he was ah shucks but not really. I liked what he said and stood for but maybe not so much him.
Mike Daley/Rosie Fernandez Legal Thriller, Book 12 is like its predecessors very enjoyable.