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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest read by John C. Reilly. the best. Also- harry potter because duh.
LOL! No to HP for the too many pages issue and because I can't justify owning 472 paper copies of them if I'm not going to (re)read at least one ; )
Cuckoo's Nest is one of my faves. I might have to give that one a listen some time.
IT was the best audiobook I've ever listened to. lol
I like the Dresden files on audio as well.
Some of my past audio faves have been Where the Red Fern Grows, Night Road, The Serpent King, Dark Places, Crooked Letter Crooked Letter
Oh I love Crooked Letter Crooked Letter : )
I just downloaded the second Mr. Mercedes book (because apparently I can only listen to Stephen King now LOLOL). As soon as I saw Will Patton I was in. #cheapwhore
Don't know if you're still looking, but I think the Mariam Black series by Chuck Wendig would be right up your alley.
I actually read that! I've found silly mysteries and memoirs end up being the most successful for me and I mix it up every once in awhile when I know I have some serious driving time ahead of me. Thanks for the rec, though : )
For silly mysteries, try the Black series by Russell Blake. Mindless fun!
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest read by John C. Reilly. the best. Also- harry potter because duh.
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LOL! No to HP for the too many pages issue and because I can't justify owning 472 paper copies of them if I'm not going to (re)read at least one ; )Cuckoo's Nest is one of my faves. I might have to give that one a listen some time.
IT was the best audiobook I've ever listened to. lolI like the Dresden files on audio as well.
Some of my past audio faves have been Where the Red Fern Grows, Night Road, The Serpent King, Dark Places, Crooked Letter Crooked Letter
Oh I love Crooked Letter Crooked Letter : )I just downloaded the second Mr. Mercedes book (because apparently I can only listen to Stephen King now LOLOL). As soon as I saw Will Patton I was in. #cheapwhore
Don't know if you're still looking, but I think the Mariam Black series by Chuck Wendig would be right up your alley.
I actually read that! I've found silly mysteries and memoirs end up being the most successful for me and I mix it up every once in awhile when I know I have some serious driving time ahead of me. Thanks for the rec, though : )
For silly mysteries, try the Black series by Russell Blake. Mindless fun!
