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I'm so behind on book logging...
?.60) Esther
?.61) Ezra (for real)
?.62) Nehemiah
?.63) Malachi
All I have left are the ends of Job, Revelation, and Psalms.
I realized I mostly haven't noted the audiobooks I listened to at home while cleaning, etc.; these will be in the order I come to them scrolling down my LibraryThing list, not the order read. It's possible one or two were actually from late last year, but mostly this year; it's also possible I skipped over some I think were last year which were actually this year, so it should balance out.
76) City of Bones, Michael Connelly
It's a police procedural. Entertaining enough, not a series I'm going to go devour.
77) Lost Light, Michael Connelly
Same series as the previous, but not the main character is retired, so he's playing by slightly different rules.
78) Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis
What Christianity means to Lewis. Mostly, I agree with his view, though there are places I'd quibble, and places where his cultural context shows.
79) Possible Side Effects, Augusten Burroughs
If you like David Sedaris, you'll probably like this.
80) The March, E.L. Doctorow
Civil War, particularly Sherman's March returning north. Maybe the first novel I've read from the Yankee POV -- not that I've read a lot of Civil War novels.
81) Act of Treason, Vince Flynn
Spy / suspense novel.
82) The Summons, John Grisham
Tried to read Grisham years ago, and bounced off. This wasn't bad. Southern family / legal drama.
83) Salem's Lot, Stephen King
Vampires. No sparkling.
84) The God of Animals, Aryn Kyle
Family drama
85) Light in Shadow, Jayne Ann Krentz
A psychometric interior designer, a couple of murders to solve, and a romance plot.
86) Ten Big Ones, Janet Evanovich
A Stephanie Plum novel. They are what they are, I guess; this was my first one.
87) Lisey's Story, Stephen King
Interesting parallel-reality novel of a widow being stalked by a crazed fan or her late husband.
88) The Colorado Kid, Stephen King
More a novella-length work, I think. Two old newspapermen filling the young intern in on the real local mystery.
89) The Ghost, Robert Harris
Political suspense / crime
I think that's all...
?.60) Esther
?.61) Ezra (for real)
?.62) Nehemiah
?.63) Malachi
All I have left are the ends of Job, Revelation, and Psalms.
I realized I mostly haven't noted the audiobooks I listened to at home while cleaning, etc.; these will be in the order I come to them scrolling down my LibraryThing list, not the order read. It's possible one or two were actually from late last year, but mostly this year; it's also possible I skipped over some I think were last year which were actually this year, so it should balance out.
76) City of Bones, Michael Connelly
It's a police procedural. Entertaining enough, not a series I'm going to go devour.
77) Lost Light, Michael Connelly
Same series as the previous, but not the main character is retired, so he's playing by slightly different rules.
78) Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis
What Christianity means to Lewis. Mostly, I agree with his view, though there are places I'd quibble, and places where his cultural context shows.
79) Possible Side Effects, Augusten Burroughs
If you like David Sedaris, you'll probably like this.
80) The March, E.L. Doctorow
Civil War, particularly Sherman's March returning north. Maybe the first novel I've read from the Yankee POV -- not that I've read a lot of Civil War novels.
81) Act of Treason, Vince Flynn
Spy / suspense novel.
82) The Summons, John Grisham
Tried to read Grisham years ago, and bounced off. This wasn't bad. Southern family / legal drama.
83) Salem's Lot, Stephen King
Vampires. No sparkling.
84) The God of Animals, Aryn Kyle
Family drama
85) Light in Shadow, Jayne Ann Krentz
A psychometric interior designer, a couple of murders to solve, and a romance plot.
86) Ten Big Ones, Janet Evanovich
A Stephanie Plum novel. They are what they are, I guess; this was my first one.
87) Lisey's Story, Stephen King
Interesting parallel-reality novel of a widow being stalked by a crazed fan or her late husband.
88) The Colorado Kid, Stephen King
More a novella-length work, I think. Two old newspapermen filling the young intern in on the real local mystery.
89) The Ghost, Robert Harris
Political suspense / crime
I think that's all...