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Just finished Larry Correia's Swords of Exodus, read by Bronson Pinchot. IMPO, Pinchot is one of the top voice talents in audiobooks. If you like adventure novels, this one is a good one. Correia has a knack for story telling, but it's definitely not a book for someone looking to get in their happy place. Next, for a complete change of pace, Patrica Briggs Dead Heat.
Normally, I might follow such a book with either a light hearted book, or a young adult book, but at the moment, I don't have any such books on my to be listened to list, or my to be bought list. Brian Daley's Hobart Floyd books could be considered a bit more light hearted, and the Requiem for a Ruler of Worlds, the first of the trilogy, is queued up after Dead Heat.
A series that I think would be a lot of fun as audiobooks is Glen Cook's Garrett P.I. series. I wonder why none of them has been made into audiobooks yet. (one of the oddities with this series is that many of the book covers show Garrett dressed in typical 30's PI garb, i.e. coat and fedora, yet in the books, it's mentioned that Garrett never wears a hat, and is never described in such a get up. )
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