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Title: The Reader on the 6.27

Author: Jean-Paul Didierlaurent, Ros Schwartz (translator)

Narrator: Stephane Cornicard

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 5 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-04-15

Publisher: Pan Macmillan Publishers Ltd.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 18 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

An irresistible French sensation - Mr Penumbra's 24-hour Bookstore meets Amélie.

The Reader on the 6.27 explores the power of books through the lives of the people they save. It is sure to capture the hearts of book lovers everywhere.

Guylain Vignolles leads a dull and solitary life. He hates his job, and his only company at home is a goldfish. Every morning he takes the 6.27 to his tedious job at a book pulping factory. He hates his boss and his assistant, but he finds companionship with the factory's guard, an eccentric aficionado of classical literature.

On the train each morning on the way to work, Guylain reads aloud to his fellow commuters the disparate pages that he rescues from the jaws of the monstrous pulping machine.One morning on the train, he finds a USB stick which contains the diary of a young woman. As Guylain reads the diary, he finds himself falling love with its author....

This enchanting novel is a warm and funny fable about literature's power to uplift even the most monotonous of lives and how there can be dignity and poetry for even the most misunderstood.

Members Reviews:

Beautifully written - and performed flawlessly!

Any additional comments?

This book is all about books, words and overall the magic that language and literature easily bring into our own somewhat colorless lives. The language of this book is carefully used and placed just as notes on a symphony and the result is mesmerizing. Yes, the plot is nice and the story is cute and easy and definitely uplifting, but the language is the great protagonist of this book - and Mr. Cornicard's narration gives it absolute justice. Such a treat to the ears :)

A man, a train, a journal.

Never have those three things been so enthralling, charming, or magical all in one book. Very good story. Give it a listen.

The narrator does an astounding job and adds to the French flavor of this story being that Stephen is himself, French.

Again, give a listen. Perhaps on a rainy day with some tea or, on a train ride :)

The occasional misread

A fun, quirky story and I really like Cornicards accent. The subtle way he changed his voice for Julie and the old ladies was nice, too.

Due to reading difficulties, I read and listen at the same time and I did find a few small errors here and there: some misread words and unintoned questions. I found myself doing a double-take ever now and then but really no big deal!

Charming French Fairytale

Spotted this in a train station as the book of the week, and glad I remembered to look it up on here. Deliciously narrated, Stephane Cornicard's voice is truly 'ear candy', and that makes this an audiobook worth purchasing over just reading the book.

This touching Paris-set vignette is highly reminiscent of the likes of Amelie: quirky, pleasant characters you cheer for because you recognise in them the basic human desire to be happy and fulfilled, and relate to their struggles along the way.

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Title: Nine Lives

Author: Tom Barber

Narrator: John Sackville

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 29 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-01-15

Publisher: Cherry Hill Publishing, LLC

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 43 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

It's New Year's Eve. A major terrorist cell is planning a series of attacks across London over the next 48 hours. The government has surveillance on the group, a man undercover, and prepare to move in, to take out the terrorists before they can strike. But they lose contact with their inside man. And the cell vanishes into thin air, dispersing into the streets, armed and intent on completing their assault on London. The best counterterrorist teams in the country are told to take them down before it's too late.

Nine terrorists. Nine lives. The Armed Response Unit is one of these teams. Efficient and ruthless, the task force is ordered to locate the leader of the cell. As they hunt him down, they begin to realize that this is far bigger than any of them could ever have imagined. Bombings, rocket attacks, betrayal, and a series of unexpected and shocking twists leave the ARU fighting to stay alive.

Sam Archer, the youngest member of the team, is keen to prove himself and justify his spot on the task force. With crowds all over London celebrating the New Year, and with nine terrorists somewhere among them, the Armed Response Unit is faced with the most dangerous night of their lives. As the savage, shocking plans of the enemy are fully revealed, the ARU officers are faced with the ultimate question: How many times can a man cheat death before death evens the score?

Members Reviews:

Not for me

Yes the action started right off. Unfortunately, I was able to put it down for two months and did not feel the need to finish the novel.

excellent book

this was an excellent book. kept me on the edge of my seat. I am going to get the second book today!

I cannot wait to read the next book!!

loved this book, I started the series on book 3 and it was so good that I grabbed book one, and was not disappointed! great story, characters that were well developed and believable, very good narration as well. If you like an edgy thriller, this is a good book to try. Terrorists in London, all sorts of twists, other countries involved, counterterrorism and other police agencies involved, this book will keep you reading/listening to the very end!!! I am writing this now and finally going to bed at 1:30 am...I have to get up at 6, but needed to find out what happened...it is that good!

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Title: French Coast

Subtitle: A Novel

Author: Anita Hughes

Narrator: Jennifer Van Dyck

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 51 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-07-15

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 7 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Serena has the job she's always dreamed of and Chase, the man her heart never dared to. As a new editor at Vogue, she bags the biggest interview of the year with Yvette Renault, the infamous former editor of French Vogue, in The Carlton-InterContinental Hotel during the Cannes Film Festival. She eagerly jets off to France while Chase stays home, working with her father, a former senator, on his upcoming mayoral campaign.

Everything feels unbelievably perfect...until it doesn't. The hotel loses her reservation hours before her big interview. Serena fears she'll have to go home without her story, but then she meets Zoe, a quirky young woman staying in the suite below Yvette's who invites Serena to stay with her. Serena is grateful for her mysterious roommate's generosity, but it seems there's more to her story than meets the eye. To make matters worse, soon after arriving in Cannes, Serena learns a shocking secret about her parents' marriage, and it isn't long before she begins to question her own relationship.

With her deadline looming and pressure mounting, Serena will have to use her investigative journalism skills, new friendships, and a little luck to get her life and love back on track.

Fast paced and impeccably written, French Coast will draw listeners in to the intoxicating world of the Cote D'Azur. Hughes' beautiful prose and sense imagery bring the food, fashion, and feel of the ocean to life in this audacious new novel.

Members Reviews:

Silly and

The most banal, shallow and superficial cast of entitled characters. This book has no values or lessons to impart, unless it's designer label recognition. I absolutely detested it. The narration is devoid of any emotion. The droning voice is the perfect accompaniment for the idiotic characters and situations however. The worst of the worst, in writing and in life.

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Title: Family Room

Subtitle: Good Things, Book 3

Author: Mia King

Narrator: Carin Gilfry

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 23 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-02-15

Publisher: Gee & Company LLC

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 6 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Deidre McIntosh is a woman with it all... a successful business, a doting fiancé, a baby on the way. But business is getting busier, Kevin is always on the road and Deidre's future mother-in-law has hijacked the wedding plans. To make matters worse, Kevin's sullen goddaughter, Claire, has been expelled from boarding school and has ended up in Deidre's care, a temporary arrangement that seems more permanent by the day.

Claire Phillips doesn't want to be in Seattle. It's bad enough that her own parents are too busy with their lives to care about hers, but being stuck with Deidre is like a prison sentence. Deidre works, cooks, cleans and crafts... the woman is obviously nuts. Claire knows it's just a matter of time before she's enrolled in another boarding school, out of sight and mind once again.

But when a woman appears on Deidre's doorstep, both Deidre and Claire find themselves faced with the ultimate question: what is family, and what lengths would you go to care for those you love?

Critic Reviews:

"Mia King is a winner when it comes to creating memorable characters readers will love." (New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Jill Marie Landis)

"Sweet Life is the ultimate 'escape-and-find-yourself' novel... funny, poignant, and filled with home truths any woman can relate to. This book is as warm and delicious as the recipes... a delightful indulgence!" (New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Susan Wiggs)

Members Reviews:

Great Travel Read!

If you could sum up Family Room in three words, what would they be?

This is a story that explores the changing nature of families, and finding a place of belonging, no matter your age. It's about growing up (again, applicable at any age), letting go of the past and making room for a present and a future based on what is, not on fantasy.

What did you like best about this story?

Of course, it's always great to spend time with Deirdre, the heroine, and travel with her through emotional (and also, in this case, physical) twists and turns. The movement of relationships from antipathy to compassion is well presented. There's just enough mystery surrounding motives to keep the reader engaged and wanting to find out more.

Which character as performed by Carin Gilfry was your favorite?

I really liked them all. Each in their own way, even those who were initially presented as self-serving or selfish, had aspects everyone could relate to. This is the hallmark of a good writer - making the reader root for the characters and wish them the best, no matter how foolish their behaviors might be at times.

Any additional comments?

I listened to this book while traveling, and it was a great way to make the journey enjoyable.

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Title: Safety Tips for Living Alone

Author: Jim Shepard, Joshua Ferris

Narrator: Anthony Haden Salerno

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 2 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-29-15

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 5 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

From one of our greatest living storytellers, a remarkable, gut-wrenching tale of love, duty, and peril set at the height of the Cold War.

In Safety Tips for Living Alone, Jim Shepard weaves the stories of four families whose lives are upended when the men go to work on a dangerous and isolated surveillance platform off the coast of Long Island.

After working his way up to captain, career serviceman Gordon Phelan is offered the command of Texas Tower 4--a wobbly "box over the ocean". Among the team of military personnel and civilians joining Phelan aboard the platform are Roy Bakke, Wilbur Kovarick, and Louie Laino--three strong and dutiful men trying to ensure better lives for their families. But when a powerful storm approaches the tower, the four men--and everyone onboard--must face their increasingly probable deaths.

In his introduction Joshua Ferris writes, "There's no better way to describe the experience of the reader of Shepard's reimagining of this forgotten, misbegotten episode in American history" than to say one is "moved and appalled".

Members Reviews:

Sweet and tragic

Shepard's story about the Tower 4 incident, though it's not "mind blowing" it is interesting. He gives those who have lost their lives in the event faces and stories, which is beautiful. My favorite thing about it was the writing style, it's very modernist and the story is told as if it's one long thought. If the story is ordinary, the writing makes it beautiful.

good short read

I liked the way this was written, rather gripping, but was disappointed by how short it was. But it is a true story w/o embellishment. I must say when my husband asked what I was reading and I told him, he must have thought I was trying to give him a hint of some kind, so I made him read it. He said the same exact thing-too short but very gripping.

short fiction must read!!!

Just an excellent story from Jim Shepherd. If you like short fiction you will like his work. Short fiction based around a historical event. Every sentence has meaning. Very sad story about very brave people.

Quite a surprise

This book was not at all what I was expecting, but it is an interesting account of a disaster with which I was completely unfamiliar. The emotions of the men on the doomed Texas Tower and of their terrified and desperate wives are portrayed well. A good story!

Three Stars

Interesting how the story was named. An epic tale.

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Title: Kill Your Friends

Subtitle: A Novel

Author: John Niven

Narrator: Joe Jameson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 58 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-05-15

Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 33 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

As the 20th century breathes its very last, with Britpop at its zenith, 27-year-old A&R (artist and repertoire) man Steven Stelfox is slashing and burning his way through London's music industry. Blithely crisscrossing the globe in search of the next megahit - fueled by greed and inhuman quantities of cocaine - Stelfox freely indulges in an unending orgy of self-gratification. But the industry is changing fast and the hits are drying up, and the only way he's going to salvage his sagging career is by taking the idea of "cutthroat" to murderous new levels.

Members Reviews:

Wicked and Wild Read

Would you recommend Kill Your Friends to your friends? Why or why not?

This novel really nails the darker perspective of life. The main character is the worst and the best all at the same time, making you wonder if you're just as insane as he is. The 90s flare of music and references isn't a bad touch either.

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Title: The Light Between Oceans

Subtitle: A Novel

Author: M L Stedman

Narrator: Noah Taylor

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 24 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-25-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 38 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

After four harrowing years on the Western Front, Tom Sherbourne returns to Australia and takes a job as the lighthouse keeper on Janus Rock, nearly half a days journey from the coast.

To this isolated island, where the supply boat comes once a season, Tom brings a young, bold, and loving wife, Isabel. Years later, after two miscarriages and one stillbirth, the grieving Isabel hears a babys cries on the wind. A boat has washed up onshore carrying a dead man and a living baby.

Tom, who keeps meticulous records and whose moral principles have withstood a horrific war, wants to report the man and infant immediately. But Isabel insists the baby is a gift from God, and against Toms judgment, they claim her as their own and name her Lucy. When she is two, Tom and Isabel return to the mainland and are reminded that there are other people in the world. Their choice has devastated one of them.

Critic Reviews:

irresistibleseductivewith a high concept plot that keeps you riveted from the first page (O, The Oprah Magazine)

Members Reviews:

Great story, disappointing narration.

I loved this book. It was a very heartbreaking story on so many levels and I found myself very involved with the characters. I found Noah Taylors performance disappointing, primarily because so often he would swallow the ends of sentences and it was really difficult to decipher the words even at the highest volume.

Connect Only Connect!

This book is a fabulously engaging read, well written & satisfyingly executed. The main setting for the story is an island lighthouse off the south west coast of Western Australia. The physical elements of sea, sky and isolation are integral to the telling of the tale which explores the nature of love relationships and their impact for a lifetime. Against this backdrop of unusual physical isolation the author sets up the occurrence of events to illustrate the profound significance of human attachment.

Beautiful story about love

This is a such beautifully written story about love for your partner and love for your children. I really enjoyed the scenery and all the characters. The story developed organically and I really enjoyed it!

A tragedy waiting to happen.

What did you love best about The Light Between Oceans?

The idea that 'ordinary' people could do something so out of the ordinary.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Tom, he was such a tortured man in so many ways.

How could the performance have been better?

Noah Taylor is a great actor. He should stick to acting. As a narrator I found him frustrating...he would speed up the narration at the beginning of a new paragraph...then slow down and fade at the end of a sentence. And I swear I heard him yawn at one stage! If not for the engrossing story I would have given up after the first hour...but I had heard it was a good tale so I kept going. But his narration annoyed me right to the end. Sorry Noah...but stick to what you do best :)

If you could rename The Light Between Oceans, what would you call it?

Janus.

Any additional comments?

Audible...please re record this fabulous story with a different narrator.

hauntingly beautiful never forgotten

Narrated by a most tender voice, I cried and couldn't stop wanting to hear more of this story. a young family caught up in a tragedy ,in a small Australian country town. It's a powerful story written and read in a gentle yet thought provoking way.

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Title: Carol

Author: Patricia Highsmith

Narrator: Laurel Lefkow

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 25 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-06-14

Publisher: Hachette Audio UK

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 13 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Therese is just an ordinary sales assistant working in a New York department store when an alluring woman in her 30s walks up to her counter. Standing there, Therese is wholly unprepared for the first shock of love. She is an awkward 19-year-old with a job she hates and a boyfriend she doesn't love; Carol is a sophisticated, bored suburban housewife in the throes of a divorce and a custody battle for her only daughter.

As Therese becomes irresistibly drawn into Carol's world, she soon realises how much they both stand to lose....

First published pseudonymously in 1952 as The Price of Salt, Carol is a hauntingly atmospheric love story set against the backdrop of '50s New York.

Copyright Number 9 Files (Carol)Limited / Channel Four Television 2014

Members Reviews:

Hooray for a happy ending

Given the date of publication, this is a remarkable work. As a romance, I appreciated there was little lingering over the legal technicalities, but mostly concentration on the development of the relationship between the two women. A great picture of America in the late 40s, and for me, perhaps inspiration for a great American road trip!

Sublime!!!

I have just finished my second listen of this book, and have ordered the hard copy!

The story is captivating and emotional, the narration from Lisa Lefkow is incredible - so full of passion!

This book is a must!!!

Oh my.

Where does Carol rank among all the audiobooks youve listened to so far?

Top 5

Who was your favorite character and why?

Carol. Different. Daring. Intense.

Have you listened to any of Laurel Lefkows other performances? How does this one compare?

None.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

If only. Yes.

Any additional comments?

I read this years ago and was drawn to it again after the film production was in the news. Its flow from tension to joy to despair dragged me along with it. I kept feeling like I was being punched, like I was nervous and terrified. I can't remember being caught up in a story like this for a long time.

The afterword by Patricia Highsmith is an education in itself.

Great if you want more after the movie

I really enjoyed this audiobook, the narration specially made listening to it fun and lively. I loved the story as a gay person myself, to recognise and compare feelings that are rarely acknowledged in novels of this kind (historical by someone of that time). And after listening to the whole thing I did hold back tears during the conclusion and my heart grew two sizes from happiness.

My only criticism of the story would be that the main character Therese is a big dramatic weirdo, who cannot stop being grandiloquent for more than ten minutes even while pondering about flowers, cars or old people. But it really comes off as a fully integrated and intended part of the character and not as a writing style flaw. It just leaves you smiling, "oh my god Therese calm down".

Loved, loved, loved this book. Narrated perfectly by Laurel Lefkow.

I was totally engrossed in this book right from the beginning. My favour audible yet.

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Title: The Rosie Effect

Subtitle: Don Tillman, Book 2

Author: Graeme Simsion

Narrator: Dan O'Grady

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 9 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-25-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 53 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

The Rosie Effect is the charming and hilarious sequel to Graeme Simsion's best-selling debut novel, The Rosie Project.

With the Wife Project complete, Don settles into a new job and married life in New York. But it's not long before certain events are taken out of his control and it's time to embark on a new project....

As Don tries to get to grips with the requirements of starting a family, his unusual research style gets him into trouble. To make matters worse, Don has invited his closest friend to stay with them, but Gene is not exactly the best model for marital happiness. As Don's life with Rosie continues to be unpredictable, he needs to remember that emotional support is just as important as practical expertise.

Join Don and Rosie in the next chapter of their weird and wonderful journey in Graeme Simsion's unmissable new novel, The Rosie Effect.

Critic Reviews:

"Warm-hearted and perfectly pitched, with profound themes that are worn lightly, this very enjoyable read promises to put Don Tillman on the comic literary map somewhere between Mr Pooter and Adrian Mole." (Guardian)

"Funny, endearing, and pure, wonderful escapism." (Independent)

"Don Tillman is one of the most endearing, charming and fascinating literary characters I have met in a long time." (The Times)

Members Reviews:

Funny, Poignant and Insightful

If you could sum up The Rosie Effect in three words, what would they be?

Bloody Brilliant Read.

What does Dan O'Grady bring to the story that you wouldnt experience if you just read the book?

He brings to wonderful deadpan life the voice of an esteemed Geneticist with Aspergers, living in a world that doesn't always make sense to him but who is so sincere and so well educated and so well intentioned that he is instantly loveable.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I laughed out loud many, many times reading this. As someone with an autistic teenager in the family, it was an acute and tender observation of this social 'disability' that was sweet and hilariously accurate.

Any additional comments?

Highly recommend both books in this series to anyone who needs a laugh. That it offers acute insight into Aspergers is a bonus.

Dan O'Grady is perfection

The Rosie Effect follows on from The Rosie Project, and as I enjoyed the latter very much, I didn't wait too long to listen to the second book. I am still undecided about how much I liked The Rosie Effect. Like the first book I chose to listen to the audio version because Dan O'Grady totally nails the narration. To me he is the voice of Don Tillman! His voice, his phrasing and emphasis on certain words just brings this story so alive.

Don is totally thrown when he learns that he and Rosie are expecting a baby. He goes into meltdown. And when he has finished with that he turns to the practicalities of preparing a baby. He becomes an expert on the total nine months and all birthing possibilities. You don't want to know his version of a pram and cot. Neither would Rosie. What Don neglects to do is give Rosie the support she needs and fails to be involved in ways that Rosie sees as essential.

I wasn't that keen on the relationship between Don and Rosie in this book, except perhaps towards the end. The decision that Rosie came to in the course of events was something I felt might be inevitable.

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Title: Across the Spectrum

Author: Marion Zimmer Bradley, Ursula K. Le Guin, Vonda N. McIntyre, Patricia Rice, Judith Tarr, Madeleine E. Robins, Pati Nagle (editor), Deborah J. Ross (editor)

Narrator: Aaron Abano, Tess Van Horn

Format: Unabridged

Length: 18 hrs and 35 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-16-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 5 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Book View Cafe celebrates its fifth anniversary with an anthology of our favorite stories. From the fantasy and science fiction of our roots to steampunk, romance, historical and mainstream; from humor to life's hardest challenges, across the spectrum from light to dark.

Stories by Ursula K. Le Guin, Vonda N. McIntyre, Marion Zimmer Bradley, and many more. Table of Contents: "Shapeshifter Finals", by Jeffrey A. Carver; "Feef's House", by Doranna Durgin; "Ukaliq and the Great Hunt", by David D. Levine Parsley; "Space, Rosemary, and Time", by Katharine Kerr; "Monsoon Day", by Mary Anne Mohanraj; "The Fiddler's Price", by Sarah Zettel; "Solstice" by Jennifer Stevenson; "Cuckoo" by Madeleine E. Robins; "Nine White Horses", by Judith Tarr; "Handing on the Goggles", by Brenda W. Clough; "Litany of Hope" by Irene Radford; "By the Sea" by Shannon Page; "Climbing to the Moon", by Ursula K. Le Guin; "The Cornfield" by P.G. Nagle; "Ducks" by Katharine Eliska Kimbriel; "Short-Timer" by Dave Smeds; "Terminal" by Chaz Brenchley; "Suraki" by Dave Trowbridge; "The Honor of the Ferrocarril" by Sylvia Kelso; "Transfusion" by Deborah J. Ross; "Survival Skills" by Nancy Jane Moore; "Of Mist, and Grass, and Sand" by Vonda N. McIntyre; "The Deaths of Christopher Marlowe" by Marie Brennan; "Lady Invisible" by Patricia Rice; "Mom and Dad at the Home Front" by Sherwood Smith; "Perfect Stranger" by Amy Sterling Casil; "The Alzheimer's Book Club" by Jill Zeller; "Betrayal" by Mindy Klasky; "Art & Science" by Sue Lange; and "Genuine Old Master" by Marion Zimmer Bradley.

Read by Aaron Abano, Tess Van Horn, Paula Hoffman, Christopher Price, J. Paul Guimont, Corey Gagne, Eric Pollins, Kymberly Dakin, Marguerite Vine, Christine Marshall.

Members Reviews:

wonderful

A wonderful collection short stories I have listentened to many times. I recommend the collection, and every time I listen, I notice something new.