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Ep. 27 should be up next weekend, if I get my guest audio on time. There will be 14-16 episodes left after that (depending on if I split a couple of chapters into multiple episodes, which is very possible).
The Overall Ratings list is a tough one to get on. The very thinnest slivver of ratings makes it there (at the moment it's 13/100ths of a point and only 5/100ths separates the top of the list from the bottom) and I feel very lucky to have as many in the top ten as I do.
It might be interesting to get a "browse by rating" screen -- there's not much separating the top ten ranked books there and I know that a lot of good titles don't appear only on the top ten lists.
I'm blessed to be hogging up the top ten in rank and in number of rankings, even if I don't show up on the "top ten subscriptions" lists all the time.
My fans ARE the greatest! :)
Anything by Sigler is gold. Splatter-fest all over the place, but he does a good job of making you care about the characters before ripping them into sundry pieces
Seth's Pack Palms series is pretty good. I happen to like mysteries/crime noire kind of stuff, in addtion to scifi and fantasy. Again, good job of making you care about the characters. Like Sigler, they aren't cardboard.
Bill deSmedt's Singularity also has fantastic characters and an amazing story. It's similar to Tom Clancy, but with a scifi twist. If you're into Clive Cussler, then Singularity would do it for you as well I think.
Fiddle and Burn is a daily vignette sort of thing. Hard to explain... but I wish there was more. Jason Pomerantz, the author has a unique sense of humor that I really like... definitely wish we had the 2nd installment.
Tee Morris is awesome. Morevi is amazing. Haven't listened to the remastered edition yet... but I will in time. BIllibub Baddings is sweet. Mixes crime noire and fantasy in a way I was really happy with. It wasn't jarring at all, which was a concern I had going into it. As it stands, I was too busy having fun to be concerned with that. It's really that good
That's what comes to the top of my head. Hopefully my own podiobook will be as good as these.
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