I was reading...er, you know what I mean--the Nathan Lowell space opera books. Quarter Share, then Half Share. Dorky but cool, but near the end of the second one I was getting tired of the protagonist's triumphs.

Moving to other books, I didn't know how good I had it with Lowell; the next two I tried a chapter of were badly read and tedious.

Then I got to Steve Libbey's The Bloodbaths. Veronica Giguerre is the reader, and she's great. The story is very cool.

I like all of Scott Sigler's stuff, like The Rookie, Infected, Nocturnal, etc...

The 7th Son Series by J.C. Hutchins is also very good.

Mur Lafferty's Heaven series is amazing as well.

In no particular order, the following are my favorites:

Greg Crites Dunkin the Vampire Slayer series, along with Devlin, Abnormal Investigations
J.C. Hutchinson's 7th Son Trilogy
Mark Jeffrey's Max Quick Series
Mur Lafferty's Playing For Keeps
John Lenahan's Shadowmagic
Scott Sigler's Earthcore and Nocturnal

In addition to these podcast novels, I've also enjoyed many more, but these are my personal favorites.

I have recently finished Animal, Vegetable, Miracle. It is read by the authors - a complete delight.

Love pretty much all of the above, but I'll add a few of my own:

Forever Fifteen by Kimberly Steele
Cresent by Phil Rossi
Murder at Avedon Hill by PG Holyfield.

I do love most of Scott Sigler..
He has a great narration and the strangest imagery.
But I also highly recommend Mike Bennett, he has amazing wit and style and is an amazing writer.
He does "One among the Sleepless"...a one of a kind black comedy..And the "Hall of Mirrors 1 & 2"..
All on Podiobooks.com
Currently he is working on a vampire saga "Underwood and Flinch". You feel like you are watching a movie when you listen to this one.

I've listened to and enjoyedPlaying for Keeps by Mur Lafferty
Murder at Avedon Hill, P.G. Holyfield
Quarter Share, Nathan Lowell

I'm in the process of listening to Chasing the Bard by Philippa Ballantine and
Half Share, by Nathan Lowell

I'm sort of in the process of listening to several simultaneously..
"Quarter Share" and "Brave Men Run"
I typically prefer not doing this when the Podiobooks are completed..at some point one will overtake the other..
I just listened to "Diary Of a Madman" and was pretty shocked by the sheer brutality of it.
I would warn anyone to be very cautious before loading it in their ipod..
I have a very long list of those I want to get around to listen to..
My favorites so far are
all of Mike Bennett
almost all of Scott Sigler
65 Below by Basil Sands
Resurrecting Randi by David Shepard

Scott Sigler, JC Hutchins, Seth Harwood, Phil Rossi, Mur Lafferty, Matthew Wayne Selznick are the main ones. Tho so far i havent really listened to one that i didnt like.