Michael A.

Not the John Correy that I Remember. Sad -

Revisado: 10-29-22

Longest novel saying the least - kept listening for the story/plot to improve, but it never happened. It was like the author just ran out of words.

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Lustbader has lost his touch -

Revisado: 09-05-22

Slow, trite, one-dimensional - this was first EVER that one of his novels has been just abysmal.

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One of Kyle Mills’ Best Yet

Revisado: 09-20-21

Fast paced, as always. You can visualize the setting and the characters. Irene Kennedy is not held in good standing - and the drama grows from there.

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Disappointing -

Revisado: 08-22-21

Not very realistic. One dimensional characters. Slow moving. “Climax” will leave you scratching your head. Very unBerenson book.

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Narration Distorts the Author’s Story Line

Revisado: 06-18-21

This will be my last Audible purchase by this narrator. To my ear, he has come to place overly dramatic emphases both in the dialogue and the storyline that distorts how the author has written the novel - it is unnecessarily over dramatic.

And sadly, the characters and the action are somewhat still and unrealistic. Jack Ryan, Jr. is reduced to a cartoon action figure.

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Artificial story line; truly weak ending.

Revisado: 11-23-18

The story line never rings true. The characters are stiff and thinly developed. The ending is no surprise and truly unsatisfying. Very unlike Archer’s normally excellent works.

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Interesting - gains speed & depth as you read

Revisado: 09-03-18

First read of a Wignall book and I will continue with some others. The narrator is excellent.

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Best Myron & Winn saga yet -

Revisado: 10-08-16

Fast moving. Most insight yet into our well known protagonists, Myron & Winn. Story is written through Myron & Winn's alternating first person perspectives. Mickey Bolitar and his new girlfriend have significant and entertainment roles here, as well. On top of all this, you will really enjoy Weber's excellent narration

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Perfect Story; Perfect Narration: You Will Love It

Revisado: 04-30-15

This is third book in the Virgil Cole/ Everette Hitch series. Robert Party only wrote one more of these before he died. Strongly encourage listening to the series of 4 in order AND encourage listening to them rather than reading them. Titus Welliver narrates all four - his narration is letter perfect which is critical because the dialogue is the awesome. The stories and characters are fascinating, but the dialogue is what grips you. That is lost in the novels written after Parker died. Also, Welliver is not the narrator of any other books in the Virgil & Hitch series

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Resolution is even better than Appaloosa!

Revisado: 04-24-15

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Every thing I wrote on Appaloosa is true of Resolution, too, except Resolution is even better. Tightly written. Fast paced. Interesting characters. You will immediately go buy the 2 other westerns in this series that Robert Parker wrote himself - if for no other reason than Titus Welliver's narration. He makes it real. You can see the landscape, the town, the people. You can smell the gun smoke after all the shooting is done - and there are a lot of gunfights.

Listen to these novels - don't read them. You will be glad you did. Now downloading Brimstone!

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