Fiction Book Recommendation Thread

[05C40]

Hey team, didn't want to start a new thread and this seems like a logical place for this question.

Do any of you have audible accounts? Or any other service where you can get audio books to listen to?

I'm driving 1.5 hours each day and would like to use this time listening to books. I've cut out political podcast, so I have more time now.

General philosophy: I avoid audio fiction books that have a "cast of thousands" because it's just too difficult for me to keep the characters straight. Start Edit/ Deleted the rest of my post when I belatedly realized this was a fiction book thread./End Edit.

 

[nycfan]

Thanks, All. I added these to my Kindle for the upcoming trip based on recos here:

• In the Woods (Dublin Murder Squad, Book 1) - Tana French
• The Reformatory: A Novel - Tananarive Due
• The Martian: A Novel - Andy Weir
• Redshirts: A Novel with Three Codas (Hugo Award Winner - Best Novel) - John Scalzi
• All Systems Red: The Murderbot Diaries - Martha Wells

Well, after getting the 4th book in Peter May's Lewis Trilogy... cause how can you not read a 4th book in a trilogy...

Wait, Peter May has a new one? Thanks for the heads up!

 

[NYCBlueBlood]

Wait, Peter May has a new one? Thanks for the heads up!

I also picked up the first book in the Enzo Files series by May. For whatever reason, I never got around to starting that series. My mom reminded me of it, and I ran into the new Lewis Trilogy book when looking it up.