Target Alex Cross by James Patterson

A coup on the US government.  Too many characters with virtually no development.  All action.  Convoluted ending.

2.5 stars.

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.