Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman

Compelling story of a woman who desperately tries to avoid her past.

4 stars.

Sweet Salt Air by Barbara Delinsky

Audio.  13.5 hours
Read by Marguerite Gavin

Best friends, Nicole and Charlotte, find their relationship strained when Charlotte admits to a secret from long ago.

It was interesting enough to listen to while doing something else, but if I were reading it, I probably wouldn't have finished it.

3 stars.

I Know Who You Are by Alice Feeney

Did film star Aimee Sinclair kill her husband?  Is she even Aimee Sinclair?  Who is trying to frame her for murder?

Story was just okay.  Ending wasn't a giant surprise or anything.  I kind of had an idea who the antagonist was going to be.

3 stars.

Her Last Word by Mary Burton

Fourteen years ago Gina was abducted.  Now, Kaitlin (Gina's cousin) plans a podcast to revive interest in Gina's case, and people start dying.

4 stars.

Gwendy's Button Box by Stephen King and Richard Chizmar

Audio.  No info on length of recording, but only 3 disks.
Read by Maggie Siff.

This was a great story that just kind of wandered through Gwendy's life.   Novella.

There was also a short story called The Music Room, that was enjoyable.

4.5 stars.

Silver Linings Playbook by Matthew Quick

Audio.  7.5 hours.
Read by Ray Porter

Pat returns home from a long stay in a "neural health facility".  He must learn to live with all the changes that have happened in his absence.

4 stars

The Next Person You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom

I'm not a fan of heaven stories, but this was okay.  Descriptive language outlining how the most random of actions can alter a person's life.

4 stars.