Thread: What are we listening to? (audiobooks)
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Old 11-26-2015, 05:35 PM   #1415
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Originally Posted by CRussel View Post
Well, as if Tai-Pan didn't put me off really long books, the latest David Weber Safehold book, Hell's Foundations Quiver came along and tied me up for weeks. An excellent reading by Oliver Wyman, but really Weber just goes on and on sometimes. A full 31+ hours.

Next up, something a bit shorter I hope. I've got a KU book, Cranford, read by the superb "Nadia May" (Wanda McCaddon) that I've been sitting on for months, and it should be a good break from these overly long books I've been reading lately. Plus it's always a pleasure to listen to a McCaddon-read book.
Just think of it as getting your money's worth.

I've got it on my to be read list. I read the ebook when it came out and it was pretty good.
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