by Randy Wayne White, 2003, audio book, narrated by Dick Hill, Brilliance Audio, Grand Haven MI I don’t have too much to say about this book other than that it is another Doc Ford book. The first two of these … Continue reading →
by Nancy R. Koerner, 2007, Published by NK Marketing This was not a bad read and I learned quite a bit about Belize, a country that was totally unfamiliar to me. The author has an interesting style as the pace … Continue reading →
by Hampton Sides, 2010, Doubleday, New York This is a fantastic book, well-researched and well-written. The book gave a great deal of insight into the mind and character of James Earl Ray who was a real enigma. I guess I … Continue reading →
by Eric Clapton, audio book by narrated by Simon Vance This was an interesting book as I didn’t know much about Eric and his past (other than watching the Cream reunion concert on PBS and owning his Unplugged album). It … Continue reading →
by Gregory David Roberts, 2003, St. Martin’s Press, New York I honestly don’t know what to think about this book. There were times when I thought I was reading the best work of literature ever created. At other times, I … Continue reading →
by Daphne Du Maurier, 1965, audio book read by James Callis, 2010, by BBC Audiobooks Ltd. This is still a very good book, although it is now a bit dated. In another one hundred years or so I guess it … Continue reading →
by G.K. Chesterton, audio book narrated by Simon Vance, originally published in 1908, christianaudio/Hovel Audio, 2004 This book was not what I expected as I thought I was going to be treated to a mystery. It took a couple of … Continue reading →
by Brian Cruver, Narrated by Mel Foster, 2004, Brilliance Audio This is another book downloaded from the library to make my interior house painting job more enjoyable while I work! Thank goodness for my MP3 player (non-IPod, I must mention). … Continue reading →
by Steven Hawking with Leonard Mlodinow, unabridged, read by Erik Davies, 2005, Random House Audio I have a remodeling project going on and that is why I have so many audio books listed versus hard print (in addition to the … Continue reading →
by Charles Dickens, originally published in 1859, read by Frederick Davidson, 1988, Blackstone Audiobooks, Inc. First of all, I want to go on record that, as I have listened to two of Dickens’ books on tape in the last year, … Continue reading →