The Year's Best Science Fiction 2002 19th annual collection ed. by Gardner Dozois

Many of the stories were very good and I had read very few of them so it was enjoyable. 4/5 Stars.

Devoted by Dean Koontz

The occult horror & terrible science detracts from the story but it's still enjoyable, 3/5 Stars.

Fuzzy Nation by John Scalzi

Lots of fun, 5/5 Stars.

Closer to truth: Asking the Ultimate Questions with the Great Thinkers of Our Time by Robert L Kuhn

I watch some of the "closer to truth" youtube videos sometimes; a few of the episodes I have seen appear in this audible collection.  The popular, approachable metaphysics is sometimes fun and sometimes not very exciting.  3/5 Stars.

Dispatcher by John Scalzi

An odd, interesting premise and fun detective story, 4/5 Stars.

Sooley by John Grisham

I always enjoy Grisham's books and sometimes prefer the "sports" novels.  This one does not disappoint, 5/5 Stars.

Dark Victory by Jason Anspach & Nick Cole

The series continues, 5/5 Stars.

Forward Collection on Audible by Blake Crouch et. al.

Audible gathered great stories by the most-popular writers and the collection is very good, 4/5 Stars.

Missing You by Harlan Coban

Extremely thrilling and engrossing, but too many "B stories" with too much confluence, 4/5 Stars.

Galaxy's Edge Takeover by Jason Anspach & Nick Cole

The adventures continue in "season 2."  Fun, 5/5 Stars.