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Gun Shy
- A Blanco County Mystery, Book 5
- De: Ben Rehder
- Narrado por: Robert King Ross
- Duración: 14 h y 5 m
- Versión completa
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General4 out of 5 stars 36
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 33
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Historia4 out of 5 stars 33
Welcome to Ben Rehder's Blanco County, Texas, where the right to bear arms is about to go very, very wrong. In Gun Shy, the National Weapons Alliance rally in support of every American's right to bear arms is meant to garner huge publicity. And the host of the event is none other than the NWA's newest spokesman, handsome country superstar Mitch Campbell. What nobody suspects is that the Stetson-wearing, gun-toting, bull-riding Campbell is a fraud.
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1 out of 5 stars
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Absolute trash
- De Joy Cooper en 02-22-22
- Gun Shy
- A Blanco County Mystery, Book 5
- De: Ben Rehder
- Narrado por: Robert King Ross
Nicely done
Revisado: 08-13-20
In Texas, at least, everyone has an opinion about guns, and they aren't "shy" about expressing them. So I started this book a little hesitantly, not wanting to hear more of the same. But it was handled well and I enjoyed the different viewpoints expressed in the relationship between John Marlin (who expressed the view of every man in my family in one single sentence) and Nicole. I was pleased too with the complexities of the plot and how the story ultimately came together. There's always so much going on in Rehder's books, and he has the Central Texas talk down perfectly - at least one phrase or one story in each of his books makes me laugh out loud. I also enjoyed the narrator's work - he even had a little Keith Morrison sound going on in places. I'll look forward to more of this series and to keeping up with Red, Billy Don, and the rest of the Blanco County gang.
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Get Busy Dying
- Roy Ballard Mysteries, Book 2
- De: Ben Rehder
- Narrado por: Johnny Peppers
- Duración: 8 h y 11 m
- Versión completa
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General4.5 out of 5 stars 100
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 83
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Historia4.5 out of 5 stars 85
Everyone thinks Boz Gentry died in a fiery traffic accident, but Roy Ballard and Mia Madison aren't convinced. As legal videographers, it's their job to provide evidence of insurance fraud - and the more they dig into the Gentry case, the more they realize this might be the most elaborate scheme they've ever encountered. Of course, when millions of dollars are at stake, con men will take drastic steps to protect their scam- including arson, assault, or even murder.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Light, witty, and fun suspense mystery!
- De Wayne en 07-20-17
- Get Busy Dying
- Roy Ballard Mysteries, Book 2
- De: Ben Rehder
- Narrado por: Johnny Peppers
Captures Central Texas Perfectly!
Revisado: 06-15-20
This is my second Roy Ballard listen, but it won't be the last. Having been a Texan all my life, and a Central Texan for the last 40 years, I am delighted with the author's observations that I know to be true but wouldn't have thought to comment on. (Still smiling trying to picture a Texas motel without a swimming pool.) The characters are real and likeable; I particularly enjoy the ongoing relationship between Roy and Mia, the promise of Hannah's development as a character, and Roy's spiritual doppelganger Detective Rueles. I ennjoyed the techie stuff and the clever wordplay. Narrator is very clear and his voice draws a great picture of Roy Ballard. Only minor quibble is in a couple of pronunciations. I have no idea how to pronounce, say, Wilkes-Barre, but. I would ask before trying it. Wish the same have been true of New Braunfels - it hurt to hear the accent on the "fels". And then there was the word chilaquiles. But very minor quibbles in a delightful listen about how much trouble a Texas viideographer can get into (and how much fun he can have) doing fraud investigations. Great story, great listen, ready to start my next one already. Fun!
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