When I was being treated for Lyme disease is when I basically gave up on print. From what I learned back then, it is common for Lyme patients to have problems with large blocks of text. The lines keep kind of jumping up and down.
When I realized that what my brain was doing, I went whole hog for audiobooks. I still read one or two print books a year, when it's a book I can't get in audible format- but almost everything else is audio for me.
Like I said, it lets me do stuff with my hands, too.
Every manual task, chore or hobby I do is accompanied by a story. I make little crocheted net bags to put my phone in and hang around my neck for that purpose.
I recently signed up for that 3 months of kindle unlimited on Amazon for $0.99, hoping for good audiobooks. It turns out there is a real dearth of books offered that have both reading AND listening for free. And they are super hard to find. Amazon just doesn't sort that way!
I finally found an author with an urban fantasy series that offered both reading and listening. Steve McHugh. The first couple of books of the Hellequin series were fairly good, but I soon got tired of the endless violence. He was OK with character development and plotting, but seemed to think a fight scene every half hour was mandatory or something.
After not finding anything else, I gave up on kindle unlimited and signed up for Audible's "Escape" program. All you care to listen to love stories for a set price per month. So I sorted the Escape book list for science fiction and fantasy and then by average reader reviews. The top of the list was described as a story about dragon shape shifters. I'm not crazy about the shifter genre, but some series I absolutely love- like the Mercy Thompson series. And often such books are marketed as love stories when they are just straight fantasy tales with a dash of romance.
Not this one.
Yeah, I've run across soft porn in novel form before, but this was worse than usual. Just like the McHugh books were a story serving as a framework for linking fight scenes, this book seemed to be just an excuse for one sexual encounter after another. No character development. No apparent plot. Just an overwhelming attraction for the person they'd just met and waaaaayy too explicit sex scenes.
Not that I object to sex by book characters, but there is a point where it's just TMI.
I quit that one and started paying attention to the "hotness" rating in the Escape library. Since the spectrum is from "sweet" to "flirty" to "seductive" to "sexy" and then "red hot"-- and the one I threw back was "sexy" I resolved to find something in the "flirty" category in the space opera category. I've got a couple of candidates downloaded right now and am trying one of them out. The first one is
read by the author! While he does a good job on voices, the recording is a bit tinny and that's distracting at first. I don't think he had access to a professional sound recording studio.
Anyway, that's where i am now. For years my husband and I would listen to books together and when we are apart, relisten to old favorites separately. I've gotten bored with relistening lately, and want new tales. Hence, my foray into all you can listen to land.
We've still got half of the series in print from before we started audiobooks. 
