Sci-Fi:
The expanse series- by James Corey, this long series should last you through the entire quarantine
"11-22-63" by Stephen King (not a horror story, but suspenseful as hell)- a man discovers a way to travel to the past and decides to stop the assassination of President Kennedy. It is long... the audiobook is 30 hours play time- the problem is you will likely feel compelled to finish it in one sitting- not good for someone that is ill.
"Project Hail Mary" by Andy Weir- the same guy that wrote 'The Martian'. Not 'hard' scifi by any stretch of the imagination- lots of little plot holes... but a fun story.
If you want silly fun sci-fi then there is the Bobiverse series by Dennis E Taylor
Hard science:
"Our mathematical Universe" by Max Tegmark
"Reality is not what it seems" Carlo Rovelli
Historical Fiction
"Pillars of the earth" by Ken Follett
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