I've listened to a bit on Audible lately. Here are some in no particular order:
Isaac Asimov - Foundation / For such a famous, well-regarded book, I was more bored by this than by the work i do, which is mind-numbingly painful. The ending was OK; I was reminded of how many books are great, and I'm sad to see them end, and the ending is good enough, but you're sad that it's over. This wound up being about as good as many for an ending, but it was starting to crescendo in the last tenth of the book. It was enough to make me want to read to wikis to figure out what happened next, but i still haven't even done that yet, so...
Micahael Lewish - Moneyball / Brilliant book; I want to read some more of his stuff.
Andy Weir - The Martian / It was great, and hilarious. I'm glad I read it before watching the movie.
John Scalzi - Lock In / Enjoyed it
Daniel Suarez - Daemon / Like the one above, another 3-4$ daily deal on Audible that looked interesting, and was. I love finding these cheap reads that introduce me to new authors.
**BRENT**