Audio Book Challenge Update, 13 October 2010 - FINISHED

Audio Book Challenge is now hosted at Queen of Happy Endings.
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Listening to audio versions of crime fiction and thrillers is a way of life for me  I listen to books to and from work every day and in fact almost whenever I drive the car.  Add to that the fact that I've also realised the usefulness of an audio book on my I-Pod for long flights.
I seem to be more tolerant of thrillers in audio, and it stretches the range of books I am comfortable in reading.
Sometimes, I think, a good narrator will get me to the end of a book, and enjoying it too, where I may have become frustrated when just turning pages. Comedy in crime comes in that category. 
I count all audio books in my list of book read, and I review them too.

There are four levels:

-- Curious – Listen to 3 Audio Books.

-- Fascinated – Listen to 6 Audio Books.

-- Addicted – Listen to 12 Audio Books.

-- Obsessed – Listen to 20 Audio Books.

1. DEVIL'S PEAK, Deon Myer
2. A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Charles Dickens
3. THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER, Edgar Allan Poe
4. THE SPY'S WIFE, Reginald Hill
5. THE SUFFOCATING SEA, Pauline Rowson
6. THE CONCRETE BLONDE, Michael Connelly
7. DANCING FOR THE HANGMAN, Martin Edwards
8. HIDE & SEEK, Ian Rankin
9. MARCH VIOLETS, Philip Kerr
10. THE THIRD GIRL, Agatha Christie
11. THE FIFTH WOMAN, Henning Mankell
12. THE CHORISTER AT THE ABBEY, Lis Howell
13. DEATH OF A GLUTTON, M. C. Beaton 
14. DOUBLE VISION, Pat Barker
15. THE MESSENGER, Daniel Silva
16. THE PILGRIM OF HATE, Ellis Peters
17. ROYAL FLUSH, Lynda la Plante
18. TALKING ABOUT DETECTIVE FICTION, P.D. James 
19. SINGLE & SINGLE, John Le Carre
20. WHILE THE LIGHT LASTS, Agatha Christie