Whacha reading?

I finished 'The Broken Window' by Jeffrey Deaver on mp3 from Audible.com. 
Better than I thought it would be.  For me it was something like a beach 
read.  I wasn't looking for anything mind challenging when I downloaded
this 
book and I got what I wanted.  Nothing great, a decent story and quickly 
forgotten.  ( Deaver's no Mina)

I'm reading Stephen Booth's 'Dying to Sin' and finding it slow going.  A
lot 
of talk and no action.   Bodies of 2 dead people are found buried in 2 
shallow graves on a farm in the Peak District and the cops are trying to 
decide whether there's a crime involved or not.  Bwuh?  Like, this ain't
no 
cemetery, guys.  No dead bodies are supposed to be there.... unless its 
legal that one can accidentally die and be anonymously buried w/o permits
or 
governmental recognition of the burial on a farm in England - somehow I 
don't think so.   T'would break a few laws here in the good old USA.  I
want 
to take Booth by the neck and squeeze him til his blue eyes bulge.  Glad I

bought this in paperback.

If I toss Booth against the wall I'll probably start reading Shatter by 
Robotham.  I probably should have started there, but I like Booth so I 
started with him, thinking I'd get a great read. Ha! I shouldn't save the 
good ones till last...

K Barrett