NewGuy 2012

narrator, story

Revisado: 01-23-24

wonderful detective, more detail than Harry Bosh. I like all the books, read about half so far

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Great work again, good series best narration

Revisado: 10-22-18

love the characters, usually repeat, feels like an old friend
GG is the best narrator

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valadates what seemed evident

Revisado: 09-22-18

valadates what seemed evident
this story is not over
wish it kept going
everyday another chapter in the times
great writing, great story, great narration. did not get tired, sorry when it was over
worth the credit for sure

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A GEM ! Clear narrative in his own voice

Revisado: 10-07-16

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I have read a dozen of his works usually with other narrators, he tells great stories in this book and his voice is clear. The chapters are chopped up a little bit maybe to remove a narrators comments between the chapters. I am told is is available in its entirety for free on You Tube but this makes it easy to listen when no internet is available and worth the price.

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Rain Gods (Unabridged)

Revisado: 07-19-09

Big Fan of Burke and Will Patton combination, was looking for more books with these characters but appears these are new. Hope we get a new series with these characters, good listen.

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A Gem

Revisado: 07-26-07

Let me first preface my comments on The Street Lawyer by John Grisham by saying that discovering John Grisham is one of the unique pleasures of being alive. One of the "wonders of the world", I would have missed out on something really inspiring had I not discovered his writing. No faint praise you say, but I thought I should state my bias before commenting further. Having read practically all of his books and loved almost all of them, they are easy to read, clearly written, have humor, insight, and inspiration. In this particular case, it is the story of a lawyer from a huge, money-driven law firm whose life goes through a series of events that transform his life. A common thread in most of Grisham's books - the transformation, through life's events and conscious choices, of an individual who happens to be a lawyer. Naturally, lawyers in general have a very bad rap so hearing about their transformations, individual by individual, book by book, is very appealing even before you start reading. The characters he draws are interesting, the events fascinating, and the stories compelling. You can't put the book down - you can't stop listening. You want to hear more as quickly as possible and as the book draws to an end, you are satisfied, he doesn't just leave you in the air, but yes, definitely, you always want more. Though in the category of Legal Thrillers, it crosses numerous genres. If I were a teacher in today's school system, it would be required reading. Not only an example of excellent writing, its story would generate discussion and encourage, dare I saw, conscious thinking - a human interest book - a story to be remembered, a "Classic". The reader, Frank Mueller, awarded for his work and for this book in particular, is terrific. See his recording of The Testament, another favorite Grisham novel. So there you have it, Audible listeners: a gem, a perfect package - great book, great reader. Enjoy! Rating: A+ (as good as it gets)

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