• Runs January 1, 2015 – December 31, 2015. You can join at anytime.
• The goal is to find a new love for audios or to outdo yourself by listening to more audios in 2015 than you did in 2014.
• Books must be in audio format (CD, MP3, etc.)
• ANY genres count.
• Re-reads and crossovers from other reading challenges are allowed.
• You do not have to be a book blogger to participate; you can track your progress on Goodreads, Shelfari, Booklikes, Facebook, LibraryThing, etc. We’ve created a Goodreads Group for the challenge, feel free to join.
• If you’re a blogger grab the button and do a quick post about the challenge to help spread the word. If you’re not a blogger you can help by posting on Facebook or Tweeting about the challenge.

• Newbie (I’ll give it a try) 1-5 
• Weekend Warrior (I’m getting the hang of this) 5-10 
• Stenographer (can listen while multi-tasking) 10-15 
• Socially Awkward (Don’t talk to me) 15-20
• Binge Listener (Why read when someone can do it for you) 20-30
• My Precious (I had my earbuds surgically implanted) 30-50
• Marathoner (Look Ma no hands) 50+

Books in my Wishlist for 2015

• The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
• Revival: A Novel by Stephen King
• Stray by Rachel Vincent
• Silver Shadows: Bloodlines #5 by Richelle Mead
• The Supernaturals by David L. Golemon
• Ghost Story by Peter Straub
• Black House by Peter Straub and Stephen King
• Envy: An Empty Coffin Novel by Gregg Olsen

Me, My Shelf, and I

The storyline is about an ex police agent being called into duty by the Chief Detective Conrad Tormez. Saving Thompson is assigned to work on a difficult case that's affecting the small town of Varlee. Her job is to impersonate a call girl and infiltrate the criminals that are terrorizing the citizens of their city.

This book is full of flashbacks and past incidents that eventually come around in the storyline, with great relevancy. It's flashbacks were better explained than most thrillers since some authors will throw them in with no intentions of bringing it up later, or explaining why the flashback was incorporated into the story in the first place.

Some things were explained much later in the book, but it increased the anticipation and made me excited to put the puzzle pieces together. I think it increases the readers desire to continue the book in shorter spurts of reading. Overall I would rate this book at a 5/5 and conclude that it was a very enjoyable read.