For the past couple of days I have been listening to an audiobook while I was driving to and from work. I love to listen to political thrillers and dramatic works while driving. The latest book that I have been listening to is “The Innocent” by David Baldacci. Baldacci is one of my favorite fictional authors and I tend to listen to everything that he writes.

During this latest novel I found myself wanting the warn the characters of trouble that they were getting ready to face. (That has got to be a sign of a good story when you connect with the characters in such a way that you want to offer them advice. Or maybe it just means that I am loosing my mind. I’ll let you choose.) Now you might think that this is weird but I would be willing to bet that you have experienced the same thing. Maybe it was in a theater, at home watching the television, or maybe sitting under a tree reading a book; but you have wanted to yell: “Watch out, don’t do it he’s got a gun.” Or in the case of this book “Don’t let her fool you, she’s up to no good” and then “I tried to tell you so but you wouldn’t listen to me.” Continue Reading…