Honestly, Scribd is the best. It has audiobooks, ebooks and more for one low monthly price of $8.99, but of course if you sign up through my link, you can try it for FREE for two months. It would mean a lot if you gave it a try.

Scribd has everything, from bestsellers, to old and new books and just a large collection in general. Just at a glance, I can see that they do have some new releases as well. I went to one of my  "want to read" list on Goodreads and found a bunch of those books on Scribd! It's pretty amazing.

https://www.scribd.com/gt/4zt6yx 

I recently enjoyed: 

Highly creepy novella, disturbing, but also sad and heartbreaking for several reasons. A trigger warning kind of book.

I've also enjoyed several R L Stine books through Scribd, some Karin Slaughter, VC Andrews & much more!

I am looking forward to listening to:

Mr Rogers & LeVar Burton!? (He's the guy from Reading Rainbow...two things from my childhood coming together.)

**Signing up through my link doesn't give me $, but it does help toward my subscription fee.**

Really enjoying this one so far. Yet another in the King and Maxwell series that's hard to put down. Will update this when I finish.

I've been reading too many Urban Fantasy type books and needed a break.  I love mysteries and thrillers.  I had read a couple of David Baldacci's current works and thought they might entertain me.  

What I liked:  I really love how authors portray characters.  In this instance the male lead, Sean King, is no longer the kick butt hero he used to be.  He's smart but not a ninja.  The female lead, Michelle Maxwell, is more the kick butt but she's impulsive.  The other characters are a mixed bag.  I especially liked that Mr. Baldacci showed the thought process of his characters.  I liked King and Maxwell as a team.  They were believable.    


I figured out the mystery portion of the book earlier than I would have liked but I wasn't completely right and I had the reasoning all wrong.  That's a good thing.


What I didn't like:  I think I expected more after reading a couple of Mr Baldacci's latest works,  The Innocent and The Hit.  Split Second was an entertaining quick read but not exactly memorable.  

The pricing is $6.64 for Kindle and $7.41 for the paperback.  
 

If you are going to read this series, I recommend getting the books from the library.  I might give the series another book or two to see what happens and if the characters progress.

Trying to collect for myself and decided to share.  If I miss any, please comment back on original post and I'll try to keep updated.  Books are listed alphabetically by title.

Sunday, November 17:

Monday, November 18:
The Perimeter by Shalini Boland (#3 in Outside)