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@pluralistic's newsletter shared this link: https://thebookslist.com/20-fiction-books-to-inspire-climate-action/, which is an excellent list of #climae #action #books, but the couple I've tried to locate #audiobooks of don't seem to have them easily avialablle. I've tried the #NLSBard, @librofm, #Chirpbooks, and even #audible (I don't subscribe, but whenever I get <n> months of Audible free, I have a List of exclusives that I'd like to listen to).

I even tried Bookshare.org, which I have access to as a student.

I have #LostCause because Cory rocks, but there are many books that I'd like to read that don't have #audiobook editions.

And this is true for other genres, too.

This morning I finished "Open carry" by Marc Cameron,. This is the first book in the Arliss Cutter series. I first came across Marc Cameron when he was writing Tom Clancy novles. I then read his Jericho Quinn Series, and I like his own stuff. It's just a fun read where the good guys are good but not perfect and the bad guys get what's coming to them.

Here's the description from BARD:

Open carry DBC27273
Cameron, Marc. Reading time: 11 hours, 31 minutes.
Read by David Chandler. A production of Minnesota Braille and Talking Book Library.

Suspense Fiction
Mystery and Detective Stories

After enlisting in the military, fighting in the Middle East, and working three field positions for Marshal Services, Arliss Cutter is sent to southeast Alaska to find three missing people on Prince of Wales Island. Commercial audiobook. Adult. Unrated.

#MarcCameron #OpenCarry #NLSBARD #ArlissCutter #JerichoQuinn #TomClancy