
Livia Lone
A Livia Lone Novel, Book 1
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Barry Eisler
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Barry Eisler
“An absolutely first-rate thriller.”—New York Times Book Review
Seattle PD sex-crimes detective Livia Lone knows the monsters she hunts. Sold by her Thai parents along with her little sister, Nason; abused by the men who trafficked them; marooned in America...the only thing that kept Livia alive as a teenager was her determination to find Nason.
Livia has never stopped looking. And she copes with her failure to protect her sister by doing everything she can to put predators in prison.
Or, when that fails, by putting them in the ground.
But when a fresh lead offers new hope of finding Nason and the men who trafficked them both, Livia will have to go beyond just being a cop. Beyond even being a vigilante. She’ll have to relive the horrors of the past. Take on one of the most powerful men in the US government. And uncover a conspiracy of almost unimaginable evil.
In every way, it’s an unfair fight. But Livia has two advantages: her unending love for Nason—
And a lifelong lust for vengeance.
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"Author Barry Eisler narrates his own work with the skill of a professional voice actor.... He never strains credulity as Livia transitions from child victim to confident woman and avenging angel for the abused. Livia's male abusers—especially her stepfather—practically hiss with vileness, like coiled snakes. When young Livia learns jujutsu and starts fighting back, listeners will share her visceral catharsis and newfound empowerment." (AudioFile)
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I had a hard time putting this book down. It was disturbing and satisfying at the same time. You hate everyone you are supposed to hate and you don't feel even a twinge of guilt when Livia does "bad" things. The story is based on disgusting and disturbing activities that really happen, and, while Livia was a survivor, I suspect she exists only in this fiction: too bad.
It is suspenseful, and the story unfolds with "then" and "now" sections, which gradually come together at the end - this was really well done. You become fully immersed in Livia's world and at some points you might find yourself wanting join in with Livia as she doles out some justice.
The narration is good (Eisler narrates his own works and is decent at it, although you can tell it is not his primary occupation). There is some swearing and sex (not overly graphic but it is violent) and the premise behind the entire story is mature.
I will be buying any other Eisler books when they come out.
Wishing Livia was real...
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WOW!!!
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What made the experience of listening to Livia Lone the most enjoyable?
Barry Eislers's narration. It was a treat to have the book read by the author, who obviously cares deeply about conveying every aspect of his characters to the "reader." What a boon it is that Eisler is an incredible author AND narrator!Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?
Yes because while I rooted for Livia, I was not always sure where her road was taking her.What does Barry Eisler bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Listening to him was like watching a movie while driving, cooking etc. He gave birth to the characters so I believe I got to know them as he intended, through the richness of his narration, e.g. HIS voice, inflections, pauses, etc.Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I was moved by the human suffering and reminded that human trafficking goes on because of the evil that feeds it. I was also reminded how senselessly mean some people can be and how difficult it can be for immigrant children in school. Conversely, I was also heartened by the goodness and kindness of others.Any additional comments?
As always, I learn a lot when I read an Eilser novel and this book did not disappoint.Another outstanding Eisler character and story
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Amazing!
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Barry Eisler does a great job narrating his novel. I never once thought about the narration rather than the story. That's the mark of good narration for me!
I hope Eisler will bring back Livia Lone for more books. She is an intriguing character and Eisler handles the topic of child trafficking without making it unbearable to hear.
Excellent story, female protagonist, author narrated
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This is a gripping story of a tortured young life
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Hands Down my Favorite Book of the Year
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chilling, and dark, Revenge
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Brutal
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Haunting
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