Todd Wynia

Better as it goes along

Revisado: 03-05-25

The main reason I didn't give this a 5 star is because the interaction between the main lawman and the Seattle Strangler victim was weird and uncomfortable, threatening to arrest her when it seemed no crime had been committed. It was well performed and overall a good listen.

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Exciting listen

Revisado: 03-05-25

I found it to be an enjoyable listen. Lots of action and a bit of tension. I think Ray Porter does an outstanding job with the voices. Great narration.

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Less about Orphan X than past novels

Revisado: 03-05-25

I have to admit, I liked the books better where Evan and Tommy got along. This novel got a little dark. But overall an enjoyable listen. Scott Brick did a good job with narration, doing a great job with the different voices.

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A bit dark, but well written

Revisado: 03-05-25

Not quite as twisty as other Freida McFadden novels, and a little dark, but overall an enjoyable listen. Narration is done very well.

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Get ready to really, REALLY suspend reality

Revisado: 01-30-25

I've listened to a number of other Don Bentley books, including other books in this series and the Vince Flynn / Mitch Rapp book he wrote. I gave all of those 5 stars. But this one was just not for me. I like the Matt Drake character in other books in the series, but in this book, I just didn't care for him. The author really doubled-down on the self deprecation, seeing ghosts and trembling in some sections. Then in other cases Matt Drake is an arrogant and insubordinate jerk in other sections, thinking he's way above basic security protocols at a foreign CIA office. I'm quite willing to suspend reality when listening to or reading a novel, but this was over-the-top unbelievable. Among the over-the-top unbelievable was what Matt Drake was able to achieve given all of his injuries in the execution of his mission.

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Interesting take on global pandemic

Revisado: 01-30-25

It was interesting to me to hear the types of protocols put in place for a global pandemic in a fiction book written about 7 years before COVID. Lots of parallels in terms of protocols put in place and people's reaction to them. There was a good bit of action in the book. A compelling storyline. Well narrated. Overall, not over-the-top awesome, but well worth a listen.

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Great story, too many narrators

Revisado: 01-09-25

It was a good story and a fun listen. I'm personally not a fan of multiple narrators. I find it unnecessarily distracting. But still a good listen.

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Great action

Revisado: 01-09-25

I enjoyed this book. Lots of good action kept me excited to get back to the book. The storyline was good and reasonably believable. I like Scott Brick as a narrator, who acts out the parts in a way that allows us to differentiate characters and he brings the story to life

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Such a great series

Revisado: 11-23-24

Though the series is somewhat formulaic, it’s totally entertaining. Full of action, suspense, humor. Great characters. R.C Ray does an outstanding job of narration.

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Fun revisiting and earlier time for Mitch Rapp

Revisado: 10-21-24

A very good and exciting story. I was thrown off at first because some characters that were dead were alive again. Then I realized it was set a while ago. While different than George G, I think Steven Weber did a great shot developing the characters in his own voices. I'm looking forward to more.

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