Black Notice by Patricia Cornwell

Enjoyed the first time I heard Cornwell but the next few grew tiring. Black Notice is her first book and it's entertaining, not as polished (silly) as the later works I've read.

Up In Honey's Room by Elmore Leonard

Elmore Leonard is hit and miss, and lots of misses lately. It was a nice surprise to recognize a lot of the characters from The Hot Kid, apparently this is a sequel. This was light entertainment. A cowboy tracking down subversive Nazis living in the states during WWII.

High Stakes by Dick Francis

Wonderful. I wish there were more Francis books to read. High Stakes is solid Francis and the reason I suspect he's been popular for so many years.