The Reason You're Alive by Matthew Quick

Audio.  5.75 hours.
Read by R.C. Bray

David Granger tells the story of his life as a young soldier in Vietnam, as a husband and father, friend and businessman.

Language not for the feint of heart.  Despite the racist bullshit, I couldn't stop listening.

5 stars.

Night of Miracles by Elizabeth Berg

Continues the stories of some of the characters from The Story of Arthur Truluv, while adding more locals into the mix.  

A beautiful tale of friendship and love and hope.

5 stars.

Never Tell by Lisa Gardner

Flora Dane is back, this time as Sgt. D.D. Warren's confidential informant.

I didn't like Flora in the first book and this one didn't change my opinion.

3 stars.

The Outsider by Stephen King

Audio.  18.5 hours.
Read by Will Patton.

Can someone be in two places at one time?  When a boy's accused murderer is a pillar of the community, Flint City is shocked and quick to judge.  But there is proof the suspect was out of town.  Holly Gibney helps a local police detective find out what happened.

4 stars.

Liar, Liar by James Patterson and Candice Fox

Australian police officer, Harriet Blue, searches for a serial killer, while the police search for her.

Better than a lot of the stuff Patterson is churning out these days.

4 stars.

Before and Again by Barbara Delinsky

Audio.  12 CDs.  (No length of time given.)
Read by Mary Stuart Masterson

A car crash ruins a Bostonian woman's life, but she eventually finds peace in Vermont.

4 stars.