Larson’s 2021 book is entirely different than his historical novels based on real characters in history.

For some reason — he decided to write a ghost story.

And it’s only available as an audio book.

A group of researchers sets sail for the Isle of Dorn in the North Atlantic in 1905 to explore the cause of several mysterious disappearances, most notably a family of four who vanished without a trace after a week-long holiday on the island. Led by Professor James, a prominent member of the Society for Psychical Research, they begin to explore the island’s sole cottage and surrounding landscape in search of a logical explanation. 

The idyllic setting belies an undercurrent of danger and treachery, with raging storms and unnerving discoveries adding to the sense of menace. As increasingly unexplainable events unfold, the now-stranded investigators are unsure whether they can trust their own eyes, their instincts, one another—or even themselves. 

It’s quite good, actually. If you like Larson’s non-fiction, you’ll enjoy this too.

The author is one of the readers of the audio book.

Daylight is the 3rd book in the Atlee Pine series.

The writing is not great — but the plot kept me going.

I do like Pine, a badass FBI agent.

VERY motivated to find out what happened to her kidnapped twin sister.

Jamie Conklin can see dead people.

He lives with his single mother, Tia, in New York City.

In Later, the dead must answer Jamie’s questions honestly. This leads to some surprising incidents.

For example, a criminal known as “Thumper” committed suicide after planting one final bomb somewhere in the city.  Jamie gets the dead Thumper to reveal the hidden bomb’s location.

It’s a good short novel.

Jeffery Archer is a terrific story teller.

His most recent series features Detective William Warwick. In book 1 he’s a stumbling, bumbling rookie. But with potential.

I enjoyed it.

William somehow becomes intrinsically involved in two separate — simultaneous — court cases. It’s an interesting plot.

Published August 2021, this book is set about 6 months before the pandemic.

It got great reviews and I do recommend it for everyone.

Stephen King is one of the most popular authors all time. Net worth is $500 million plus.

Though nobody ever called his books literature, he is one of the best story tellers. And Billy Summers is a great story.

Billy Summers is a killer for hire and the best in the business. But he’ll do the job only if the target is a truly bad guy. And now Billy wants out.

But first there is one last hit. Billy is among the best snipers in the world, a decorated Iraq war vet, a Houdini when it comes to vanishing after the job is done.

So what could possibly go wrong?

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

I like King’s political activism. He hates Trump and most things GOP. Feels rich guys (like himself) should pay more tax.