a tongue-in-cheek Private Dick novel narrated by Dick Hill.

Since it already contains the lime, cocktail mixing efficiency is improved.

its a good suspense/thriller; and, of course, its read by my favorite narrator (Dick Hill).

definitely a “chick-lit” book, but good for a few out-loud laughs.

Another audiobook—a heartwrenching mystery about four childhood friends and the tradegy that entwines their lives. I usually only listen to my audiobooks during the commute to/from work, but this story was so engrossing that I just couldn’t shut it off.

I’ve read plenty of Nora Roberts, so the basic story was like an old friend. This was an audiobook read by a woman whereas most of the audiobooks I’ve been listening to have been narrated by men, so that took a little getting used to. Still, it was an enjoyable listen.

This was an audiobook, narrated by Dick Hill. I love this guy’s voice—I’ve listened to three books he’s recorded (so far). Decent enough story, set in Seattle, so it was entertaining to hear about my old stomping grounds. Funny part was Mr. Dick trying to pronounce Wenatchee.

Just finished watching Notorious. I lurvs me some Cary Grant. This is the 2nd movie I own that he stars in with Ingrid Berman (Indiscreet being the other) and I really like their chemistry in this one.

it was kind of surreal reading about a culture that I used to be part of; not to mention the first part of the book where the main character was in my former neighborhood. The book is a decade old, but still a pretty accurate depiction.

WARNING: Taking this DVD to the office to watch while supposedly working at your desk can cause grievous bodily harm when you continuously attempt to suppress the laughter generated by this show.