Hunnee

New Narrator Needed

Revisado: 05-08-20

I listened to this book, and I wish I had not. The narrator was so monotone that it was hard to get into this book. I thought the stories were written well and gave a lot of information for the time they were allotted.

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Not what I expected

Revisado: 04-01-20

I was hoping for a shocker, or a creepy listen based on the reviews. That is not what I got. It was really predictable and mostly ho-um, not moving at all.

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Off to a great start

Revisado: 10-24-17

I truly enjoyed this book. It took me a minute to not think of zombies because of the narrator of the Mark Tufo books, but after about an hour I stopped thinking about them. I was surprised where the story was going, but it was welcomed surprise. I think those into the genre will enjoy this book.

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Not too bad

Revisado: 12-11-16

I was expecting so much more. One because of the writers and two because of the reviews. However, it was typical King. I didn't hear the grossness so many spoke of. Nonetheless, it was a good listen for cleaning the house.

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GREAT READ

Revisado: 05-04-16

I had high expectations when I picked it up and, boy, I was not disappointed. Awesome. Simply awesome. The book grabs you early and doesn't let go. And it has everything - super-bad bad guys, zombies, dames, magic, and more. Plus, I loved the setting - a blend of steampunk and 30's and 40's pulp fiction rollicking adventure. A great read!

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Not too bad

Revisado: 05-04-16

I'll just say this book is interesting and enlightening. I do wish there would have been more about Asperger's and less about his life but still. A fascinating story, I'd recommend it.

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Really good listen

Revisado: 05-04-16

Another weird case for Eve and the gang, involving a demonic-looking, insane killer, scientists and former junkies.

People can do stupid things for stupid reasons and even experienced, tough cops, who think they've seen it all can be surprised.

Enjoyable as always.

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Great listen

Revisado: 05-04-16

Futuristic version of Hansel and Gretel. Two young children abducted by their psycho aunt drop electronic bread crumbs to help Lt. Eve Dallas and her team find them. Probably my favorite of the J.D. Robb short stories, in spite of the fact that it’s all about the case, not about relationships.

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WOW

Revisado: 05-04-16

Quite possibly the most screwed up piece of literature I’ve ever read, this novel is a brilliantly executed train wreck from beginning to end.

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MUST READ

Revisado: 05-04-16

A riveting account of what really happened on the Danziger Bridge
in New Orleans during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina-and the lies fabricated by the NOPD. Reading this book I felt as if I lived through that day on the bridge and the aftermath, suffered the police lies and cover-up, and the trials. This is a must read book. Harrowing. The author does a good job detailing the facts and keeping his opinions on the sidelines, at least until the final chapter when he calls out Judge Kurt Englehart for some pretty gross judicial activism, which seems like well-warranted criticism.

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