Tana French’s detective books me back into reading after a long slump. The Likeness is the one that got me hooked and is still my favorite.

Audio books are a great way to get back into reading. Sometimes I even start audio and then move to paper once I'm hooked.

If you like memoirs, audiobooks by actors are often at least well read! Also comedians, see Trevor Noah, for example.

I absolutely loved North Woods last year

Anonymous wrote:Strangers! By Belle Burden 👀
A page turner

+1

Theo of Golden

Anonymous wrote:Thursday Murder Club! Light, funny, multiple points of view, and short chapters made it a quick and engaging read.

Any idea when the last one will come out in audio? I love the narrator of this series and want to read the last one!

Wind Therapy by Kevin A David is a great short read. He's a local author too.

Anonymous wrote:Verity
Demon copperhead
Tom lake
Wild dark shore

I thought this book was terrible but then I've tried three of her books and absolutely hated them all.

I'm reading The Wedding People and really liking it.

Last year, Nora Goes Off Script got me out of a slump.