The Bazaar of Bad Dreams by Stephen King

Audio.  19 hours.
Read by too many people to list.

Short stories a la King.  Very enjoyable listening.  Especially liked the Kindle story.

4 stars.  (You lose a star because the dogs die.)

The Confession Club by Elizabeth Berg

Back to the town of Mason, Missouri, this time with a group of friend who meet weekly to confess things they've been hiding.

5 stars

Anything is Possible by Elizabeth Strout

Audio.  8.5 hours.
Read by Kimberly Farr.

More a series of short stories than a novel, Anything is Possible is a deep look into the secret lives of people in a small town.

5 stars.

Who Do You Love by Jennifer Weiner

Audio.  12.5 hours.
Read by Sarah Steele and JD Jackson

Andy and Rachel meet in the emergency room one night as children.  Book follows their lives which meet and part over the years.

I didn't love the readers when I first heard them, but I'm glad I stuck with.  They really grew on me.

4.5 stars (as chick lit). 

When You See Me by Lisa Gardner

Sergeant D.D. Warren and FBI agent Kimberly Pierce team up to investigate when skeletal remains are found that might be tied to Jacob Ness.  Flora Dane appears, again, but somewhat less annoying than in previous books.  Probably because of the multiple POVs.

4 stars.

The Lost by James Patterson and James O. Born

FBI special task force takes on human trafficking.  I didn't care about the detectives or the victims, and the first 200 pages didn't even have the Patterson page-turning plot.

2.5 stars.