Lee Carmona

High investment, low return

Revisado: 03-06-25

Spent hours and hours with an entire group of characters that had not one positive interaction. Add to the depressing characters an ending that told you nothing and you really would have rather not invested the time. First and last Paul Murray book for me.

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Bring back George

Revisado: 11-11-23

No offense to Steven Weber but this sounded like a high school production of a Mitch Rapp novel. There was absolutely no edge to Mitch's voice at any time. The story was solid and it is great to see Mitch contemplate what he wants his future to be. The narration much like the attempts by Schultz, Brick and others do not do Mitch justice. George Guidall is the voice of Mitch Rapp. I hope we get another story but please get George back, otherwise will probably buy the book and read it to myself while channeling George.

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Solid Story, great narrator

Revisado: 11-11-23

Enjoyed listening to Ray Carney move through his life but the reader is the star. Just a cool voice that moves you through the challenges of Ray's life trying to move away from the crime life that keeps him close to the action.

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Always up for a Swyteck story

Revisado: 04-28-23

Just another solidly entertaining, well written novel with a good story and likable cast pod characters. Grippando does good work.

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couldn't wait for it to end

Revisado: 04-28-23

Struggled to stay engaged as the story never got interesting, just continued drinking and shooting with not much insight into any of the characters. The reader sounded like he was reading a book from the 1920s, but that may just be the way it was written. Chris Collins only redeeming quality is that he brings you an even greater appreciation for characters like Mitch Rapp, Scot Horvath or the Grayman. Will not even try the second installment.

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Needs development

Revisado: 10-24-22

Enjoy this genre and would not miss a Mitch Rapp or Scott Harvath book but the story here was ok but none of the characters brought any connection, especially the team leader. Maybe there will be more in the following novels but not sure how many I will listen to to find out.

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Too much repetition

Revisado: 03-09-22

I feel for the author and his loss, Tommy appeared to be a wonderful young man. The rest of the story was rerun two or three times in the book and the limitless praising of everyone on the team or the lists of people or relatives repeated again and again was overkill. I appreciate Representative Raskin taking on our fearless Liar.

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Save your time

Revisado: 03-09-22

One of the weakest stories I have listened to on Audible, the prose has it be difficult for the readers to stomach. Sped it up just to finish sooner.

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Too many better options

Revisado: 04-13-21

This is the second book in the series that I have listened to and I think I’m done. The main character is not likable and the stories aren’t as intriguing as other series. Scott Brick was solid but I’d rather listen to Grayman, Mitch Rapp, Scott Harvarth, Dewey Andreas or even James Reese.

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