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Monthly Archives: July 2019
Redemption, David Baldacci, author; Kyf Brewer and Orlagh Cassidy, narrators
I adore the Amos Decker series! The novels about him are easy to listen to and/or read. The big reveal never comes until the very end, but as the story builds, the mystery is always intriguing and absorbing. Decker’s family … Continue reading
There, There, Tommy Orange, author; Darrell Dennis, Shaun Taylor-Corbett, Alma Ceurvo, Kyla Garcia, narrators
This is a good novel, but it is very heavy, so readers beware, be prepared. It is not a feel good book. It will take you places you might not want to go. The Native American Indian experience is explored … Continue reading
Devotion, Adam Makos, author; Dominic Hoffman, narrator
This is a well written book that is read expertly by the narrator. It describes two men that became military heroes during the Korean War. One was white and came from privilege and one was black and came from poverty. … Continue reading
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Turbulence, David Szalay, author; Gabra Zackman, narrator
This tiny novel packs a big punch. It begins with the story of a woman who is visiting her son who has been suffering with, and is being treated for, Prostate Cancer. His prognosis is unknown, but he is not … Continue reading
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The Guest Book, Sarah Blake, author; Orlagh Cassidy, narrator.
This is a lengthy book which attempts to tackle some very serious historic societal problems. Using a healthy number of characters and a time line that travels back and forth over several decades, the author highlights the way people lived … Continue reading
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The Reckoning, John Grisham, author, Michael Beck, narrator
Read very well by a narrator who interpreted each character individually, with perfect tone and emotion so that each one was delineated and unique when they were presented, this is one of Grisham’s better novels. Happily, it does not feel … Continue reading
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