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He gets all of it right.

Revisado: 03-08-25

This series has been a real treat for me. The premise for the books is very creative and quite clever. I’ve been looking for something creative and unpredictable, and without all the typical tropes. If you’re looking at reviews to see if you want to read these books, do yourself a favor and give one a try.

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Very clever premise

Revisado: 05-31-24

I learned so much from this book, the scientific education of cephalopod was marvelous. The behavioral aspects of the story take place within human characters of different age ranges. The depth of each individual revealed aspects that I could certainly identify with.
I read hundreds of books a year, and not many of them can move me like this book. Treat yourself, and give this book a listen. The narrator is certainly on her ”A” game.

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Don’t let Perfect become the enemy of Good

Revisado: 04-27-24

Great character development exploring many facets of the ideas of wrong vs right, or good versus evil. It’s a cleverly thought about premise. That was a lot of fun to read.

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Good escapism with some old familiar friends

Revisado: 04-11-24

At this point, it must be difficult to come up with believable storylines. This story was obviously created by a lot of research. The viability of an event like this is not impossible, but likely improbable. But under John Sanford‘s expertise, suspension of disbelief is possible.
The narrator is top class, even though there are mispronunciations of very common words: piñon tree was pronounced piñohn tree repeatedly. I guess I fault the producer more than the talent. But the writing is so good, mispronunciations are minor irritants.
I have enjoyed the ark of character development in all of Mr. Sanford‘s writings. Letty naturally has taken on many behavioral characteristics of her stepdad, Lukas. Combined with her intelligence and toughness, she has become a formidable presence within the world that John Sanford has created; she is a delight.

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Good story

Revisado: 12-11-23

It was a nice distraction in the Tori Hunter series. Interesting to follow the characters, how they evolve

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Good story

Revisado: 02-09-23

I enjoy books by LT Ryan and this one has been no exception. I particularly enjoy. enjoyed learning about the origin of dog behaviors, and training them with that in mind.
It’s a good murder mystery, I’m looking forward to the rest of the series.

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Very Interesting Story

Revisado: 02-02-23

I enjoyed how the author describes the main character’s love of photography, making me believe it is a passion of the author.
It’s a clever story, mixing in the experience of the Native American culture into a (sort of) murder mystery.

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Pretty good

Revisado: 01-29-23

I enjoyed everything up to the ending. I would have preferred something different, but it didn’t ruin the whole experience.

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I believe my favorite

Revisado: 12-10-22

This book moved me more than any other Barry Eisler novels. Dox has become one of my all time literary characters because of his past, his strengths, his frailties, his humanness, and his overall goodness.
Mr Eisler paints his stories in layers of pain, suffering, angst, hope, righteousness, and the hope of good.
He doesn’t present his stories in a black/white, or either/or manner, but rather in a complex mixture of the realities of life, more of “both/and”.
I usually don’t particularly care for authors narrating their own books, the artistic work of professional actors and narrators are needed to bring to life the story and characters produced by the artistic efforts of professional writers. Rarely do the to professions intersect, but Barry Eisler acting and narrating chops are 1st rate. He reads his characters as real people, without using irritating affectations to differentiate the players in the story.
With each novel Mr Eisler produces on Audible, he reveals enormous talent and intelligence. The genre may not appeal to everyone, but I imagine everyone who listens to the books would would still be impressed.
I constantly am listening to a book, and experience a wide array of efforts, and I found the production quality in this book to be top notch,
I highly recommend this book.

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Thought I was so smart, and figured out the ending.

Revisado: 11-26-22

I really enjoy the series, the characters always seem real to me, and the most of the situations entirely possible.
It always delights me when authors tricked me into thinking I know how it’s going to end, and then pull a rabbit out of the hat, and prove me wrong.
The narrator, Edward Ballerini, is in the top of the class, as far as audible, narrators, right up there with Scott Brick.
This was a fun story, but held my attention at all times.

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