Six Days of the Condor by James Grady

A good thriller.

Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl

Fascinating.

Who Let the Dog Out? by David Rosenfelt

Another pleasure, book 13 may not be the best in the series but it sure is fun.

Take Down by James Swain

Very good and great narration.

One Rough Man by Brad Taylor

This is the first and worst in the Pike Logan series. Multiple stories run in parallel and only one is interesting. Really hard to get through.

SuperEgo by Frank J. Fleming

Bizarre but enjoyable, I'd try the author's second attempt.

Private Sector by Brian Haig

Haig puts out good thrillers. Wish there were more to read - eagerly await his next.

Providence Rag by Bruce DeSilva

The Liam Mulligan series is not getting better. It's got a lot of boring bits that get in the way of what could be an entertaining story.

Summer Farmer: A Story from White Man's Problems by Kevin Morris

Interesting, incomplete little story. Nice LA references, like Connelly.

Easy Day for the Dead by Howard E. Wasdin, Stephen Templin

I can't put my finger on why this wasn't better. Lots of good action and typical SEAL jack'm up stuff but it felt a little to touchy feely.

The Tumbler by Peter Bowen

A Montana Mystery Featuring Gabriel Du Pré, Book 11. Man I listen to these rarely so that I don't finish the series. This was excellent.

Secret Sanction by Brian Haig

Solid like Haig's other Sean Drummond thrillers.

House Rivals by Mike Lawson

Book 10 in the Joe DeMarco series was very enjoyable.