Thread: What are we listening to? (audiobooks)
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Old 10-04-2015, 05:22 PM   #1355
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Just finished re-reading H.M.S. Surprise, #3 in the Patrick O'Brian Aubrey/Maturin series. This was a re-listen to the superb Patrick Tull narration, and I enjoyed it thoroughly.

Next up, probably Circling the Sun, written by Paula McLain, and narrated by Katharine McEwan. This is a fictionalized novel about Beryl Markham, the remarkable aviator from Kenya. I've read West with the Night (and listened to the definitive narration of it by Donada Peters, aka Wanda McCaddon), I've read a couple of biographies of her, and I'm really looking forward to this book from Paula McLain, though I can't say the reader is my favourite.
Still reading Circling the Sun, but taking a break to start a really long book for the trip I'm on. Reading Tai-Pan, by James Clavell, and read by Gildart Jackson. This is a 32 hour book, so perfect for a long trip with lots of highway miles.
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