Jonathan P. Parker

No ending...

Revisado: 06-30-22

When the book ended, I actually went back to see if I somehow missed the last few chapters. Its like the author got bored and just quit. at the end, Quinn sums details all the unknowns and mysteries that cropped up, but never solves ANY of them. The book just stops. Love all the other cat books, don't waste your money on this one. Guidells narration is perfect as usual.

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Armitage narration

Revisado: 10-14-20

What a wonderful story with a perfect narration. Sublime. It simply couldn't be better. Ever once in a while you find a truly great voice actor. This is one. What a treat.

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Must listen for Holmes fans.

Revisado: 06-29-19

Like their first book, I love KAJ's and AW's take on the Holmes stories. They perfectly fill in missing areas of the cannon. Please write another!

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Funny and silly, strangely addictive

Revisado: 04-26-19

Funny and clever twists on the canonical stories. Goofy like an Austin powers movie, at first it seems too silly but that's the hook. Very, very good narration.

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More than Just ok

Revisado: 10-28-18

liked the other 3 with 5 star ratings, this one...Robin is the worst operative ever. I lost count how many times she was caught eavesdropping, planting bugs, forever getting startled, not seeing a guy sitting in a chair when bugging the room, etc. But in the final analysis, still a good story and worth the price of admission. Narrator is perfect.

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Weaker than others.

Revisado: 10-28-17

Same old premise, God bad and brings war and suffering, atheist good. Yea.. those religious people like Stalin, Mao, Hitler, Pol pot, etc etc. you can't just skip over that stuff. got better in th he middle and I did enjoy the A.I. Winston character as s sort of virtual Dr. Watson type of assistant. That was pretty original. As with all Dan Brown books, they start off more preachy than a Nazarene pastor in the beginning, and then moderate a LITTLE in the last quarter. worth the 20 bucks I guess... I think The bones were there but It could have been edited better to smooth out some for th e more sophomoric story lines. Great narrator though.

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Horrible

Revisado: 08-17-16

I can't believe how crappy this book was. Implausible story lines, dumb scientists freezing up and constantly panicked, (except for one that found time to search the internet which was still working after half in USA was nuked, to find a picture on the Delta force leaders mommy so he could blubber over it one more time. You can tell the writer has no military or science experience.

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I liked the others, this one is crappy.

Revisado: 11-20-15

Chase sequence unreal, most of story threads strain credulity and then falls back on the old saw of its the military industrial complexes fault. yea, right. Waste of a book credit.

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A real corker of a story

Revisado: 07-03-15

Great story...check.
Guidall's s perfect narration... check
Hey, this Silva guy is getting good...
Sorry it had to end.

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Fresh

Revisado: 04-09-15

Fresh and interesting hope to see more. very original And I liked George guidall as I do in all his narrations

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