Thread: What are we listening to? (audiobooks)
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Old 08-19-2015, 05:22 AM   #1326
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Due to some heavy duty car travelling Recently I have racked up plenty of listening hours, finishing off 3 books

Armada by Ernest Cline - I found this disappointing when compared to RPO

Tilt a whirl by Chris Grabenstein - Its always nice to find a new series to love and this one is definitely going on my faves list easy listening, great characters and locale a very enjoyable book.

Mad Mouse by Chris Grabenstein - Liked the first so much went straight into the second which was just as good.

Now I've started Hammered by Keavin Hearne I don't know why it took me so long to return to this series but it's like lunching with a favorite friend something to be enjoyed and savored Oberon cracks me up The narration on these books is truly wonderful.
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