Lauren Bailey
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Project A
- The Detective Furst Series
- De: H.S. Thompson
- Narrado por: Gregory Jones
- Duración: 7 h y 48 m
- Versión completa
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General5 out of 5 stars 1
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Narración:5 out of 5 stars 1
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A bomb destroys a downtown café in 2060 Los Angeles with only two survivors. One is the cofounder of the world's premiere robotics company - and the prime suspect. For veteran LAPD Robbery-Homicide Detective Gabriel Furst, this case is personal - his adopted family died in the explosion. He and his new partner, Detective Irene Bolton, follow the leads into a world of wealth, power, sex, betrayal, and a growing trail of dead bodies surrounding a secret project. Gabriel and Irene must find the truth and bring the killer to justice before they become the next victims.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Thrilling and spectacular! Fantastic performance!
- De Lauren Bailey en 04-04-21
- Project A
- The Detective Furst Series
- De: H.S. Thompson
- Narrado por: Gregory Jones
Thrilling and spectacular! Fantastic performance!
Revisado: 04-04-21
I love detective stories but don’t like things too dark or horror and I love sci fi/futuristic society type books so this was the perfect plot and setting for me. My husband also loves sci fi/futuristic and has an EXTREMELY high standard for audiobooks as he’s been listening forever and I just started and he said he loves this book too (we listened together). He was skeptical and had reservations upon me telling him to listen with me and within the first few chapters he was asking if it was a series and said it was really good! We were also super impressed with the narrator and his abilities to voice so many different characters. His impressions of the types of characters were spot on and his voice very pleasant to listen to! Cant wait to hear more by this author and more from this narrator! —J & C Sapp
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