C. Johnson

Excellent as always!

Revisado: 04-19-25

The premise of the story was a little far-fetched, but that’s what we expect from an excellent novel, isn’t it?

Love the Gray Man!

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Part one of two?

Revisado: 03-30-25

The story was excellent. No politics or woke crap for a change. But, the story doesn’t end, so there will likely be at least one more “installment” to the saga.

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So many words. So little story!

Revisado: 11-22-24

I have listened to the entire Quarry series and have enjoyed each prior novel. This one, however, included so much unnecessary content (descriptions adnauseam) coupled with a very weak plot line, that it was all I could do to finish the book.

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Rushed, trite ending

Revisado: 05-07-24

A long, complicated and very convoluted storyline with silly back-and-forth jousting between a powerful billionaire and two staffers from a small. obscure agency in Florida, now working between there and California? Somehow these two get assigned as deputies to increasingly powerful government agencies with a couple of phone calls from an unnamed omnipotent benefactor? So much suspension of disbelief is needed to get you to an end that the author seemed to put together in about 2 minutes as his literary agent was pressing him for a finished novel.

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Nathan Heller - always extraordinary!

Revisado: 01-21-24

These stories that insert Nathan Heller into actual historical events are exceptionally entertaining. Well-researched and believable (even though they’re fictional).

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Very approachable and informative

Revisado: 11-26-23

This was exceptionally well researched and presented. The information is easy to follow and understand. Yes, it will take practice and some trial and error, but this book sounds like it will make taking the journey into researching new wines exciting.

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Stellar storyline and excellent narration

Revisado: 10-08-23

Yes, I’ve listened to every Davenport story, and of course I also miss Richard Ferrone; however, he passed last year and the narrator baton had to be passed to someone. I think that Robert Petkoff was a solid choice. As for the storyline? I thought that it was well-researched and very interesting and believable. Very much looking forward to the next installment…

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Highly entertaining and very informative

Revisado: 10-01-23

Of course, I listen to all of the books in the series. I think that this one is the best so far. The historical tie-ins are well done, and quite frankly, impressive, and I learned quite a bit.

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Narration is difficult to understand

Revisado: 08-20-23

I’m sure this is a highly knowledgeable and skilled sommelier with lots of good information to share; however, his accent is too strong to understand some of the dialogue and most of the names of the wines he’s discussing.

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Excellent story by Joe Kenda

Revisado: 08-16-23

His first fiction novel is a winner! Storyline is compelling and believable. Waiting eagerly for the next one, Joe!

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