7. Robin Cook - Crisis (audio book)

"Cook's newest medical mystery is as complicated as a sensitive surgery. New York doctor Jack Stapleton is a medical examiner, and Boston doctor Craig Bowman is a physician in a busy upscale practice. Craig needs Jack's help. He's made a mistake and now risks losing his reputation and license. Two main characters, countless minor ones, love interests, a continuous stream of medical cases, a trial, and personal problems . . . there's only one narrator who could pull it all off. It's George Guidall, who reads at a fast clip, differentiating characters with a touch of nuance and intimating emotions with a subtlety of inflection that proves once again his mastery of the audio performance." - Audio File

Now that I have a very long commute to school and work, I am finding myself more dependent on the mental stimulation of audio books. This one didn't fail me. First off, Guidall is a fantastic narrator. From this reading alone, I've actually gone searching for more of his audio books jut to hear his voice. There are narrators who can make a book and others who can break it. Don't get me wrong, the book itself was fantastic but it was made even better having Guidall doing the reading.