Audiobooks discussion

33 views

Comments Showing 1-8 of 8 (8 new)    post a comment »
dateUp arrow    newest »

message 1: by John, Moderator (new)

John | 3986 comments Working on the Victorian mystery Murder on Platform Four at the start of the month.


message 2: by Kristie (new)

Kristie | 242 comments I'm still listening to Last One Out. I'm more than halfway through now.


message 3: by Dee (new)

Dee (austhokie) | 1997 comments how is it april already?

in true fashion I have multiple books going at once...

Waste Tide - Chinese Sci-fi - premise is what happens to all our electronic waste in the future
The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi - interesting story using middle eastern story of a female pirate
The Time Traders - classic sci-fi, set around the cold war period with Russia/US competing for resources and ppl who can travel in time
Boundary Waters - decided to go back and visit Cork with the second book in the series


message 4: by Fran (new)

Fran Wilkins | 876 comments Still listening to Villette. A fair amount of French with only a bit of context leaves me scratching my head. I'm staying strong! Mostly because Davina Porter is simply amazing.


message 5: by Robert (new)

Robert | 48 comments I have returned to listen to the back half of Exhalation. The latest story (about online pets that develop rudimentary sentience and individuality) was a bit of a slog but I'm hopeful there will be some more gems.


message 6: by Jan Mc (last edited Apr 01, 2026 01:55PM) (new)

Jan Mc (mcfitzsatx) | 310 comments I am enjoying Murder by Misrule by Anna Castle, the first book in the Francis Bacon Mysteries. Lots of humor really helps this historical mystery set during Elizabethan times in London.

I am also getting to the end of Poseidon's Spear: The Long War, Book 3 by Christian Cameron. These are about a Greek warrior, circa 487 BC, and are really keeping my interest. The MC is flawed and goes through tremendous changes in his life.


message 7: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 289 comments I am starting April with The Last Kingdom by Bernard Cornwell.

I bought several of the print books in this series, so I'm really hoping I like it. Something I never do... and then found out that all are available in audio at my library.


message 8: by Robin P (new)

Robin P | 1845 comments Pamela wrote: "I am starting April with The Last Kingdom by Bernard Cornwell.

I bought several of the print books in this series, so I'm really hoping I like it. Something I never do... and then fou..."


I listened to that and found it very good in terms of a really different place, time and culture - pretty violent, of course. I thought of continuing the series but so many other things come first.


back to top