Reading List for March 2023

We have just completed the first full quarter of 2023, and it is time for March's reading list. In March I listened to 16 titles, of which one was new and that new title is the one I want to highlight for the month.

The title is "Destructive Reasoning (Authorities Book 2)" by Scott Meyer.

An actor is brutally murdered while sitting alone in his fully locked car.

A note arrives claiming responsibility and explaining the man died not for who he was, but for who he pretended to be. He played Dr. Watson in a production of Sherlock Holmes. The note promises to kill everybody in Hollywood currently playing Dr. Watson: a surprisingly long list.

Billionaire Vince Capp sends his crime fighting team, the Authorities, down from Seattle to solve the crime, stop the killer, save lives, and above all else, increase their national profile. But it won't be easy. Detective Sloan will have to wrestle with the most irritating case of her career while two of her key operatives are terribly distracted: Rutherford has found a new role model to follow and emulate, and Max must tangle with a mysterious figure from a past he'd rather forget.

Destructive Reasoning is book two in the Authorities series: a funny, thrilling, confounding mystery in a setting of Hollywood glamor viewed with Seattle ironic detachment.

I am not sure how many titles I will end up listening to in April, I am sure it will be at least a few, but beyond that I do not know.

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