Todd Anderson

Actual pure boredom

Revisado: 04-21-23

And I kept waiting for this book to grab my attention. After six hours and I realized that it was simply not going to happen. And that the book is actually just boring. The printed copy may make for a good read, but the audiobook just seems to drone on.

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While intellectually interesting, the book is just plain boring.

Revisado: 10-10-20

The book kind of drones on. The author is obviously very knowledgeable about the many early cultures of the Americans but after a while it just seems to blur gather. It may have a fantastic ending ending, but I actually wouldn’t know. By the time I got to chapter 20, about seven hours in, I was so bored that I just decided to move on. They were about three hours left in the book that I did not listen to. Should be fair that may have been the best part of the book but I’ll never know.

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Not a new book

Revisado: 08-14-19

This book popped up on Audible as a 2019 book. It’s not it was originally published in 1997. As long as you know that then it’s a fairly entertaining book. If you’ve been keeping up with the Dirk Pitt series alot of the things that you know now are kind of confusing until you realize that this book was written in the past.

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Great story line

Revisado: 01-19-18

This was a really good book. I think the author is found a place in my regular rotation, up there with the Daniel Silva‘s of the world. My only complaint was with the narrator. As long as he was doing the story it was fine. But when he decided to do the characters’ he sounded like they were always drunk Or had just been hit in the head too hard.

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Great storyline

Revisado: 09-20-17

Great storyline, great performance the Primos was a little far-fetched as was a few of the actions of our protagonist.but I tend to gauge a book is a great book if I look for reasons to get back in the car to listen to it. That's the way this one was. I think you'll enjoy it.

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Finally....

Revisado: 09-12-17

The last few Stuart Wood books it seemed like we're just phoned in. I'm not sure if it's the addition of Parnell Hall but the book is enjoyable again.m. If you had become disillusioned by the far-fetched personas and plot lines, I would encourage you to take another listen. This is an engaging and fun book in which to listen.

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Not the same Oregon Files we've grown to love

Revisado: 08-23-17

First off, my most glaring complaint has to do with the narrator. To say it was awful would be a complement. His attempt at differentiating characters came off more like everyone was drunk. It's a pretty good storyline, but there are some weird consistencies based on prior novels. For instance they keep referring to him as Mr. Cabrillo not the Chairman or Juan. I think the authors just found this one in.

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Great characters

Revisado: 08-10-17

For me, the test of a good book is when I start looking for excuses to get back in the car to listen to it. With this book, that happened time and time again.

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This is almost a great novel

Revisado: 06-17-17

This is a great novel open till the end. Character development plot lines subplots are all very well done.The only thing lacking was a A finish to match the rest of the story. Still, it makes for a great summer time read.

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Too technical

Revisado: 06-01-17

The story was very well written. Great plot lines and supplies, but the author goes into tremendous debt referencing technical jargon. To the point of being a distraction from the actual story.

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