Crime writer Peter Robinson tops the list of most borrowed authors from the Talking Book Service during 2011 with no fewer than 7 of his books making it into the top 100 Talking Books borrowed during the year. Innocent graves was his most borrowed book, closely followed by:
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The summer that never was
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Wednesday's child
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Dry bones that dream
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The Hanging valley
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Past reason hated
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A Necessary end
Of the titles actively selected by Talking Book readers (rather than by auto selection), the top 10 Talking Books of 2011 were:
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Innocent graves by Peter Robinson
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Wednesday's child by Peter Robinson
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Exit music by Ian Rankin
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The Summer that never was by Peter Robinson
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Tell no one by Harlan Coben
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The Long way home by Audrey Howard
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The Appeal by John Grisham
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Blood brothers by Josephine Cox
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East end angel by Carol Rivers
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Tooth and nail by Ian Rankin