Kindle Audiobook: Imaginary Strangers, Minka Kent

 

I like her work. Camille is neglected as a child and a sociopath. She is married to a Dr and they have two children. Her daughter befriends a teachers aide~ calls her Imaginary. Imogen/Imaginary subtly shares stuff from Camille's past with her.

3/5

Kindle Audiobook: Plain Dead, Andy Maslen

 

Third of the Detective Ford series. He works with Hannah who has Asperger's. 

In this one one of the women in the black ops is murdered, it's made to look like a suicide.

4/5

Kindle Audiobook: Old Boys, Nick Spalding

 

Sweet. Will is stressed/depressed about getting older. His wife says she needs space and he goes to live with gis Rockstar dad, Red Fairweather.

3/5

Libby Audiobook: Connecting the Dots, Jonathan Ancer & Chris Whitfield

So interesting. One of the few clean ministers with integrity. If it is wasn't for him, our country would be even more in the shit and in debt due to a nuclear deal that Zuma wanted to get approved.

I was initially worried when I saw it was unauthorized, but, Pravin Gordhan gave quite a few interviews and content for the book, so not like Kitty's book on Oprah that was unapproved.

4.5/5

Kindle Audiobook: Grave Talk, Nick Spalding

 

I enjoyed his Reluctant Detective series, although I've just read one on the series so far.

This was so sweet. Alice loses her husband, Ben his brother. They are buried next to each other on the graveyard. Alice and Ben become friends.

Binge listened to it over the weekend.

Very sweet.

4.5/5

Libby Audiobook:

Had no idea what to expect. Loved it, so good. Three Irish brothers each giving their perspective of things growing up. 

Good strory, good narration.

4.5/5

Kindle Audiobook: Land Rites, Andy Maslen

 

Second in the Detective Ford series by Andy Maslen.

Also good. 

Two bodies, one the brother of a gang leader, the other an older man with a tattoo of Gaia.

4/5