by Michael Connelly, 2021, Audiobook narrated by Christine Lakin and Titus Welliver, Little, Brown & Company I jumped into this series on book 4 rather than starting with the first book in the series. It didn’t seem to diminish the … Continue reading →
by Isaac Asimov, 1950, 2004 Kindle edition, Bantam Dell, a Division of Random House, Inc. The book, written way back in 1950, is amazingly prescient, although Asimov’s timeline was a bit off. We are now in 2026 on the verge … Continue reading →
by Ian Rankin, 2009, Audiobook narrated by Peter Forbes, Hashette Audio. I enjoyed this book about the fictious inspector Malcolm Fox who works in the Complaints Department of the Edenborough, Scotland, police department. The purpose of the department is to … Continue reading →
by Malcolm Gladwell, 2005, Audiobook narrated by the author, Little Brown & Company The premise of this book is that we can train the instant reactions to stressful situations that we experience. The author cites such situations as police traffic … Continue reading →
by Dorothy Sayers,1926, Kindle eBook published in 2012 by Open Road Media Mystery & Thriller I listened to the first Lord Peter Wimsey Mystery, Whose Body, and had some trouble following it. Lord Peter seems to be all over the … Continue reading →
by Andrew Ross Sorkin, 2025, Viking I found this book to be interesting but, for some reason, not satisfying. I thought the portrayals of the individuals involved was interesting, but because the narrative was chronological, it was sometimes hard to … Continue reading →
by Alexander McCall Smith, 2010, Audiobook narrated by Divina Porter, Recorded Books This book has some interesting characters but a weak plot. Isabel is asked to check out three applicants for a headmaster position at a local school. I estimate … Continue reading →
by Louise Penny, 2024, Audiobook narrated by Jean Brassard, MacMillan Audio This book is about a plot to poison the water supply of Montreal. Inspector Gamache manages to come to the rescue at the last minute and prevents the disaster … Continue reading →
by Gardiner Harrris, 2025, Random House This is a revealing book describing the bad behavior of one of Amecia’s most trusted and respected companies. Harris goes into much detail about the risks and damaging results of many J & J … Continue reading →
by Bernhard Schlink, 2021, Audiobook narrated by Nathalie Buscombe, Harper Via I would classify this book as a swing and a miss. It’s about a woman in Pomerania before WWII who falls in love with an aristocrat. The parents of … Continue reading →