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Tag Archives: audiobooks
Stephanie Plum’s latest adventure is delicious
Reviewed by Linda C. Brinson LOOK ALIVE TWENTY-FIVE. By Janet Evanovich. Penguin Audio. 7 hours; 6 CDs. Read by Lorelei King. $32. Also available in print from G.P. Putnam’s Sons. Stephanie Plum, the not-very-intrepid bounty hunter in Trenton, N.J., somehow … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Books, Popular fiction
Tagged audiobooks, Janet Evanovich, Stephanie Plum
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Franklin Roosevelt, meeting the challenges
Reviewed by Linda C. Brinson FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT: A Political Life. By Robert Dallek. Penguin Audio. Read by Rick Adamson. 30 hours; 24 CDs. $79. Also available in print from Viking. 704 pages, $40. Robert Dallek’s new book about Franklin … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Audio Books, Biography, History
Tagged 20th century American history, audiobooks, FDR, Robert Dallek
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A mad and maddening world
Reviewed by Linda C. Brinson THE GOLDEN HOUSE. By Salman Rushdie. Read by Vikas Adam. Random House Audio. 14 ½ hours. 12 CDs. 45. Salman Rushdie’s new novel captures this moment in time in America in a brilliant and disturbing … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Books, Contemporary literary fiction
Tagged audiobooks, Salman Rushdie, The Golden House
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A wreck, a murder, a mystery
Reviewed by Linda C. Brinson A STRANGER IN THE HOUSE. By Shari Lapena. Penguin Audio. Read by Tavia Gilbert. 9 hours; 7 CDs. $47. If Shari Lapena’s first suspense novel, The Couple Next Door, was as good as most people … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Books, Mysteries, Thriller/Suspense
Tagged A Stranger in the House, audiobooks, Shari Lapena, suspense
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The sins of the past…
Reviewed by Linda C. Brinson Y IS FOR YESTERDAY. By Sue Grafton. Random House Audio. Read by Judy Kaye. 17 hours; 14 CDs. $45. Also available in print from Putnam. You know how in stadiums after the rows of seats … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Books, Detective fiction, Mysteries
Tagged audiobooks, Kinsey Millhone, Sue Grafton, Y is for Yesterday
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While you were sleeping
Reviewed by Linda C. Brinson THE SLEEPWALKER. By Chris Bohjalian. Read by Cady McClain and Grace Experience. Random House Audio. 9 ½ hours; 8 CDs. $47. A new novel from Chris Bohjalian is always cause for celebration. It’s not just … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary literary fiction, Mysteries
Tagged audiobooks, Chris Bohjalian, The Sleepwalker
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X is for ….
Reviewed by Linda C. Brinson X. By Sue Grafton. Read by Judy Kaye. Random House Audio. 11 CDS, 13 ½ hours. $45. Also available in print from Putnam. So much for speculation about what Sue Grafton would make “X” stand … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Books, Detective fiction, Mysteries
Tagged Alphabet mysteries, audiobooks, detective fiction, Kinsey Millhone, Sue Grafton
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Frankly, my dear
Reviewed by Linda C. Brinson A TOUCH OF STARDUST. By Kate Alcott. Random House Audio. Read by Cassandra Campbell. 11 hours; 9 CDs. $40. Also available in hardback from Doubleday. Kate Alcott has done it again. She’s written another historical … Continue reading
100 years later, Lusitania’s story is still gripping
I was already riveted by the early chapters of Dead Wake when Paul O’Connor emailed to tell me he was listening to the book, and it was terrific. I deferred to Paul for the writing of the review because he … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Books, Contemporary Nonfiction, History, Military, Politics
Tagged audiobooks, Dead Wake, Erik Larson, History, Lusitania
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For sheer entertainment, listen to a Clive Cussler tale
Reviewed by Linda C. Brinson When it comes to audiobooks, I’m a more eclectic reader than I am with the printed volumes. Sure, I love listening to books I’d probably read or have read anyway – I’ve listened to all … Continue reading