Thread: What are we listening to? (audiobooks)
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Old 12-15-2016, 09:34 AM   #1834
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Originally Posted by CRussel View Post
Read and enjoyed. This series has always enjoyed good readers, and the recent books have changed to Titus Welliver as the reader. He's a good fit as reader, because he plays Harry Bosch in the Amazon series.

Next I read a couple of Tanya Huff's Confederation Series books, Valor's Choice and The Better Part of Valor. These were read by Marguerite Gavin, and read very well, once I got past the initial disconnect. I'm so used to her reading Dana Stabenow's Kate Shugak books that I kept expecting Mutt to show up as a character any moment.

And now I'm well and thoroughly buried in the 35 hours of the latest David Weber Safehold book, At the Sign of Triumph, read excellently by Oliver Wyman (though there is one section where it sounds like they upped the speed to at least 125% for no explicable reason.)
At the Sign of Triumph is still a bit pricey for me ($41), though I imagine that I will break down and buy in once I whittle down my to be listened to list a bit.
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