Eddie's Boy by Thomas Perry

 Eddie's Boy: A Butcher's Boy Novel, Book 4 was excellent and narrator Michael Kramer was too.

Best in Snow by David Rosenfelt

 As always, very enjoyable.

Dark Intercept The Shepherds Series by Brian Andrews, Jeffrey Wilson

 These exceptionally talented authors were hired to include Jesus in their story and it was to the detriment of the plot.

The Stranger by Harlan Coben

 Pretty good but not great.

Daughter of the Morning Star by Craig Johnson

Longmire Mysteries, Book 17 was pretty good.  Narrated by George Guidall which is always good.

Police at the Station and They Don’t Look Friendly by Adrian McKinty

Detective Sean Duffy, Book 6 felt like the end to the series. An enjoyable series with a nice ending. Interesting characters and relationships.

Blowback by Mike Ryan

  Book 4. Smart characters that do frustrating stupid things annoy but don't stop this series from being entertaining.

Hard Target by Mike Ryan

 Smart characters that do frustrating stupid things annoy but don't stop this series from being entertaining.

Rain Dogs by Adrian McKinty

Book 5 keeps pace and is very enjoyable. Narration by Gerard Doyle is excellent.

Gun Street Girl by Adrian McKinty

 Book 4 of the Sean Duffy detective series is strong like it predecessors. Very enjoyable.

Fully Loaded by Mike Ryan

 Book 2 was OK, enjoyable, very light.

The Silencer by Mike Ryan

 The first in the series was entertaining, light, not totally baked but fun.

Delta-v by Daniel Suarez

 Well written and interesting science but repetitive, just like the Martian but in a different setting. Hard to finish.

In the Morning I'll Be Gone Detective by Adrian McKinty

 What a great surprise, really well written and gripping. Sean Duffy, book 3, is my first read for McKinty but I can't wait to read another.

Deep Dive by Chris Knopf

Book 9 in the Sam Acquillo Hamptons mysteries was another solid enjoyable read.

Spilled Blood by Brian Freeman

 Not bad but just not my style, probably wouldn't read Freeman again. Joe Barrett, as always was very good.

James Moriarty, Consulting Criminal by Andy Weir

 Enjoyable but not note worthy.

Dead West by Bronson Pinchot

 Book 4 was OK, the change in narrator was unfortunate and took a lot away from the experience. Would definitely listen to book 5 if it should ever come to pass.

The Shallows by Matt Goldman

Book 3 is very enjoyable, looking forward to the next Nils Shapiro book...

Broken Ice by Matt Goldman

 Book 2 is good, really excited by this series in part because of MacLeod Andrews' narration.

Gone to Dust by Matt Goldman

 Good story and narration, look forward to reading another book from the The Nils Shapiro Series, this was the first of four.

True Blue by David Baldacci

 Very good, even for Baldacci.

An Innocent Client by Scott Pratt

Joe Dillard, Book 1 was OK, maybe try the next.

Savage Son by Jack Carr

 Book 3 continues the enjoyable series.

Savage Son by Ray Porter

 Book 3 was just OK.

True Believer by Jack Carr

Terminal List, book 2 was good macho BS. A little long but good narrator and it sounds good at 2x.

Red Specter by Brian Andrews , Jeffrey Wilson

 Tier One Thriller, book 5 was enjoyable. Listened to all 6 in the series, looking forward to number 7. Apparently, they've been contracted to write 7, 8 and 9 - should be good.

The Division: Hearts on Fire by Tom Clancy , Kc Wayland

 Notably bad. Overdramatic.

Dog Eat Dog by David Rosenfelt

Book 23 of the Andy Carpenter mysteries is just like the previous 22, solid light entertainment.

Jungle Up by Thomas Prescott

 Book 5 is a lot like the previous 4 but more drawn out. OK.

The President's Daughter by James Patterson , Bill Clinton

 Mediocre. High expectations were not met.

Collateral by Brian Andrews , Jeffrey Wilson

The Tier One, book 6 was really good but ended without a resolution.

Sons of Valor by Brian Andrews , Jeffrey Wilson

Tier One Shared-World, Book 1 was a fun.

The Afrikaans by Nick Pirog

 Weakest of the first three books but still OK.

Gray Matter by Nick Pirog

 Book 2 continues to deliver entertainment.

Unforseen by Nick Pirog

 Good start to a series.

A Gambling Man by David Baldacci

 Solid and enjoyable even for Baldacci.

AMORALMAN: A True Story and Other Lies by Derek DelGaudio

 Fantastic

Serve and Protect by Sheldon Siegel

 Mike Daley/Rosie Fernandez Legal Thriller, Book 9 was pretty good.

Ocean Prey by John Sandford

 Book 31! Solid series, always fun when Lucas and Virgil combine forces.

Felony Murder Rule by Sheldon Siegel

Mike Daley/Rosie Fernandez book 8 continues to entertain.

House Standoff by Mike Lawson

 A Joe DeMarco Thriller, Book 15 - very enjoyable, as usual.

Fade Away by Harlan Coben

 A Myron Bolitar Novel. OK, might read more.

Drop Shot by Harlan Coben

 OK

Win by Harlan Coben

 Started off great and finished pretty well.

Judgment Day by Sheldon Siegel

 Mike Daley/Rosie Fernandez, Book 6 was enjoyable, would read next in series.

An Extravagant Death: A Charles Lenox Mystery By: Charles Finch

 Fantastic!

Midnight Riot by Ben Aaronovitch

 Tried several times, had trouble getting through it. It's a little trippy

Why Me? by Donald E. Westlake

 Light, enjoyable.

Mary's Christmas by Laurie R. King

 Sweet and short.

Troubled Blood by Robert Galbraith

J. K. Rowling is a beautiful writer. Her fifth Cormoran Strike book is, as always, beautifully written. This novel feels like the author diligently did all the background for each of the many supporting characters and then left it in the book. There are so many side stories that the plot gets lost and in the end doesn't feel very satisfying. Some people like books like that. I'd sure love to see what she could deliver in 6 hours vs. 32.