The Diamond Eye by Kate Quinn

Audio.    I didn't note the hours, but it was long.

Read by Saskia Maarleveld.

The life of a female Russian sniper during WWII.  Based on a true story.

The narrator was wonderful.

4.5 stars.

You'll Be Sorry by Lisa Gardner

 Small town sheriff tries to solve the case of a family that disappeared 30 years ago.

Most of it was good, but it was kind of a convoluted solution.

3.5 stars.

Delusion by James Patterson and James O. Born

 Detective Michael Bennett investigates a series of bombings in NYC.

This was one of the better books from the Patterson factory.

4 stars.

Go Gentle by Maria Semple

 Philosopher and 50-something single mom's life. 

I was pretty disappointed in this after Where'd You Go, Bernadette.

3 stars.

Getting Away with Murder by Shari Lapena

 Ted and Jill decide to murder Ted's brother to collect his estate valued at $45 million.  All the characters were greedy and mostly unlikable.  

Book was a disappointment.

2.5 stars.

The Lost Summer by Wendy Corsi Staub

 Three teenage friends agree not to tell when a fourth friend wants to disappear from her family.  They spend years wondering if she is alive and well, or whatever happened to her.  When the grown women meet up years later, the truth is revealed.

4 stars.

My Last Innocent Year by Daisy Alpert Florin

While at college, Isabel's "friend" sexually assaults her.  She then begins an affair with an older, married professor.

3.5 stars.