HeidiHo, aren't audio books just the best. I like to read and fought audiobooks for the longest time, thought they would be cheating somehow, like using Cliffs Notes, until a friend convinced me you could never live long enough to read every book you wanted. And some of the people who read are absolute artists. You almost forget there's only one person doing the reading.
I had never thought about downloading a book and thank you for this site. The public library (and you have to go to a number of branches because the selection runs out quickly) had been my resource when I worked and drove 50 boring miles a day......the audio books meant I never got tired of that drive, or worried about getting stuck in traffic. Since I retired, I do listen when I walk (which is not as often as it should be). I lean toward mysteries (what would be referred to as cozies) for the most part, but the most recent book was one that a friend gave me and was a little different. "Across the Nightingale Floor, Tales of the Otori" (Book One) by Lian Hearn, and it was great. I'm off to your site to see if the rest of the series is available. Thanks for starting this topic and for the info about Audible.com.
ETA: They do. This is great! Now maybe I'll walk more!
