T. Hawkins

Goes beyond the movie

Revisado: 08-06-18

I've read the novel and watched the movie several times, now listening to it, I still felt like the story was new to me. The narrator does a great job capturing the essence of the story and I would recommend to anyone who has seen the movie before!

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Indian on an Indian

Revisado: 08-06-18

As with every other Longmire book in the series, the story had me laughing and intrigued. I knocked this one out on a road trip and even though my back ached, I had to stay in the car 10 more minutes to find out the outcome!

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Sad to finally be done with the series!

Revisado: 01-05-18

I really enjoyed these books, buying and listening to the whole series over the last month or so. Great job by both Keith McCafferty, with his depictive stories, and by Rick Holmes for narrating every book in the series and making me laugh inwardly every time he says "current."

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A dull fourth entry in the series

Revisado: 12-06-17

Having listened to the entire series thus far, this book seemed rather slow and uninteresting compared to the previous three. I kept thinking the storyline would evolve beyond the very basic plot, but it never did. The child's voice is very annoying as well, which I suppose makes it realistic, but ultimately I found myself ready for this book to be finished hours before it actually was.

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Getting hooked on this series

Revisado: 12-06-17

Love the characters in this series, so glad I found these books. As an avid fly fisherman and hiker I'm really enjoying the balance between the story and the beautifully depicted landscapes.

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Pinyon Pine

Revisado: 11-15-17

I've wanted to read/listen to this book for a while but sheesh, what a bore. I've seen Abbey quotes from this book pop up in many of the forums I frequent concerning backpacking and outdoor conservation, but frankly, those are the only highlights of the book. The author constantly seems to ramble on, especially when he goes on "naming" sprees, and my only guess is that he thought it would make the book seem more artistic. And he loves to bash mankind and it's impact on the wilderness, a sentiment I can normally embrace, but then he does pointless things like killing an animal just to see it die.

The only thing I would recommend this book for is to drink every time you hear the author say "Pinyon Pine." Maybe then you'll pass out before having to endure the rest of the book. The narrator, though not entirely his fault due to the subject matter, just made the author's words seem even more like the ramblings of a cranky old man.

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Good but..

Revisado: 11-02-17

Narrator was great and overall enjoyed the story. Couldve done with less talk about the unborn kid though.

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Sad it's over

Revisado: 02-19-16

I read the whole series within a few weeks and loved it. The characters drew me in and I found myself both cursing and thanking the author as he wove different twists into the plot of the third book. It's bloody damn brilliant, so do yourself a favor and listen to the whole trilogy.

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