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Titel: Am zwölften Tag

Autor:: Wolfgang Schorlau

Erzähler: Sebastian Koch

Format: Abridged

Spieldauer: 4 hrs and 46 mins

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 10-17-14

Herausgeber: Random House Audio, Deutschland

Bewertung: 5 von 5 von 2 Stimmen

Kategorien: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

Der Stuttgarter Privatdetektiv Georg Dengler ist genervt: Seine Ex-Frau bedrängt ihn, ihrem gemeinsamen Sohn Jakob nachzuspionieren. Der wollte mit Freunden in Barcelona sein, meldet sich aber mit mehreren SMS, die der Mutter seltsam vorkommen. Dengler forscht nach - und stellt fest: Aus seinem Sohn ist von seinen Eltern unbemerkt ein radikaler Tierschützer geworden. Und könnte sich auf seiner Mission in größere Gefahr begeben haben, als ihm bewusst ist...

Sebastian Koch ist ein Virtuose, wenn es darum geht, Stimmungen spürbar zu machen. Das gelingt ihm auch auf diesem Hörbuch großartig - die latente Bedrohung, die Verzweiflung, die Ausweglosigkeit, die auf so vielen Ebenen in dieser Geschichte ihren Platz haben, legt Sebastian Koch gekonnt in und zwischen jede Zeile. Es gibt kaum einen Schauspieler, dem man lieber zuschaut als Sebastian Koch. Und noch weniger, dem man lieber zuhört.

©2013 Kiepenheuer & Witsch (P)2014 Random House Audio

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Titel: Der Wald ist Schweigen (Brigitte Edition Krimis - Gefährlich nah)

Autor:: Gisa Klönne

Erzähler: Caroline Peters

Format: Abridged

Spieldauer: 5 hrs and 11 mins

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 10-17-14

Herausgeber: Random House Audio, Deutschland

Bewertung: 3 von 5 von 1 Stimmen

Kategorien: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

"Gefährlich nah - Köln":

Judith Krieger war mal eine großartige Polizistin. Bis sie vor zwei Jahren ihren Dienst mit einem Kollegen tauschte - und der in genau dieser Schicht umkam. Jetzt schlingert die Kölner Kommissarin durch Leben und Job - und soll herausfinden, wer die von Krähen zerhackte männliche Leiche auf einem Hochsitz im Bergischen Land war. Wer ihn ermordet hat. Was der Ashram "Sonnenhof" in der Nähe damit zu tun hat. Und was die junge, undurchsichtige Försterin Diana Westermann. Wie Gisa Klönne Kriegers Weg durch diesen Fall beschreibt, ist so tiefgängig und vielschichtig wie ihre gebrochene Heldin selbst.

Caroline Peters und ein hügeliges Waldgebiet in der Nähe von Köln - war da nicht was? Genau: In der kultigen Krimiserie "Mord mit Aussicht" spielt Peters seit 2008 die aus Köln in die Eifel versetzte Kriminalistin Sophie Haas. Damit enden die Gemeinsamkeiten aber - im Gegensatz zu ihrer TV-Kollegin ist die Roman-Kommissarin Krieger grüblerisch, melancholisch und angsterfüllt. Aber auch das kann Caroline Peters. Und zwar richtig gut.

©2006 Ullstein (P)2014 Random House Audio

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Kurzweiliger krimi

Krimi mit viel spannung und interessantem kriminalistenteam. Weitere buecher der autorin um die beiden kriminalisten sind als kauf geplant. Keine langeweile...

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Title: The Blood Red Sea

Author: Ron Faust

Narrator: Kaleo Griffith

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 34 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-14-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

A Dan Shaw Thriller

In this enticing thriller, Dan Shaw risks the deep waters of wealth, deception, and murder off the Gold Coast to see justice done for a beautiful woman. Dan Shaw has been practicing law only four months and hes already burned out. Add the fact that hes just lost his longtime girlfriend and the cops are scouring his dubious past, and its no wonder that Shaw decides to set sail for the summer and get away from it all. But even alone in the middle of the sea, trouble finds him - in the enticing form of Katherine Adams. When Shaw hauls her out of the ocean, shes naked, nearly drowned, and has little memory as to how she got that way. But the real story is even more twisted. Her husband, Cesar Cardinal, is a diplomat, a playboy, and a high-stakes gambler. Hes feigned his wifes suicide at sea and taken their young son to a heavily armed compound in the Dominican Republic, where U.S. law cant touch him. But thats not going to stop Shaw, who cant deny his feelings for Katherine. From Bell Harbor to Santo Domingo, hes baiting a trap with his own life and theres no telling what hell catch.

Ron Faust is the author of 14 previous thrillers. He has been praised for his "rare and remarkable talent" (Los Angeles Times), and several of his books have been optioned for films. Before he began writing, he played professional baseball and worked at newspapers in Colorado Springs, San Diego, and Key West.

Members Reviews:

Another great Dan Shaw novel

Ron Faust has several Dan Shaw novels out, and the intricate plots, well developed characters, and excellent pace make these both fun and engrossing reads.

Dan Shaw is not where he thought he would be as the novel starts out. Readers of previous Shaw novels will know how he ended up in this situation. It's not terrible - it's just not what he wants. So he makes a bid to change his life, maybe get his head clear and figure out where to go from here. Events of the last novel left him with enough cash to sail off into the Caribbean and find a new path.

Finding a beautiful, female castaway in the middle of the sea starts Dan on another adventure toward ostensible redemption. What happens next is why I enjoy reading these novels - it's never what you think it will be, even if it starts out that way.

An excellent read for any setting, can be read standalone but recommend Dead Men Rise Up Never and Sea of Bones first to get a better background. If you like well-paced thrillers with unusual plots and unique characters, you won't be disappointed in any of them.

Not your usual fare

The things you expect to happen don't. Our heroes are seriously flawed. But you will be hooked. Good job.

exhilarating thriller

In Bell Harbor, Florida, only four months out of law school, attorney Dan Shaw hates his job. His clients consist of losers or mentally challenged sent to him by other lawyers to work plea bargains. His last two patrons put him over the edge when one wants to sue the CIA for placing a microchip in her womb and the other has no idea how a meth lab ended up in his garage. Dan needs to escape especially since his former fiancée married someone else and the local cops show interest in a deadly incident involving him in Italy.

Dan sails the Caribbean on his boat the Roamer when he sees a naked woman swimming towards him 85 miles from any land. He brings her on board and treats her dehydration and numerous jelly fish bites.

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Title: Sea of Bones

Author: Ron Faust

Narrator: Kaleo Griffith

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 33 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-14-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

A shocking novel of greed, deception, and murder among the Gold Coast elite who can afford anything - even the darkest of desires. Dan Shaw hopes to be a lawyer someday - if he can only stay out of prison long enough to pass the bar. Neither is likely when he agrees to help hotshot Florida attorney Thomas Petrie track down a slick con man whos swindled a consortium of well-to-do Paradise Key clients out of $22 million. But the charismatic Victor Trebuchet and his sexy partner in crime are a lot more dangerous than anyone imagined. And the silken counter-sting set up in an Italian villa to snare the couple may end up trapping Shaw instead. With that much money on the line, anyone is liable to betray anyone. But in the meantime, Shaws living the high life and hes in way over his head. Soon he may find himself doing hard time - or worse - in a watery grave at the bottom of Bell Harbor.

Ron Faust is the author of 14 previous thrillers. He has been praised for his "rare and remarkable talent" (Los Angeles Times), and several of his books have been optioned for films. Before he began writing, he played professional baseball and worked at newspapers in Colorado Springs, San Diego, and Key West.

Critic Reviews:

Faust tells a thrilling story in lean, tight noir prose The mystery of the flawed, complex Shaw and his past, duly unraveled by the end, adds another layer of excitement. (Publishers Weekly)

Members Reviews:

A skimpy plot buried in flowery language

There's no doubting the fact that Ron Faust can write; he has a descriptive, muscular prose that has caused more than one reviewer to compare his style to Hemingway. That being said, I'm sorry to admit that out of the 4 books I've read by him, I've only enjoyed one and it wasn't Sea of Bones. The book starts out with an unusual hook; the narrator has killed a man and buried the body in the ocean, and he watches with interest as several other characters attempt to find the body. As the story goes on, however, we find out that these events are part of a previous book involving the same characters and have nothing to do with this book or its plot. Instead, the plot of Sea of Bones involves a talented con-man who has ripped off several wealthy people for millions of dollars. The narrator and a small group of his friends plan an elaborate scheme to turn the tables on the con-man and rip him off instead. While the plot is somewhat interesting if not highly original, we don't get into the meat of the story until roughly 150 pages in. Instead, we are given lengthy details of dinner parties and other social functions along with pages and pages of clever dialogue and other padding which does nothing to advance the plot and instead bogs the book down so heavily that I found myself falling asleep after reading only 4 or 5 pages. While the ending of the book was somewhat exciting, slogging through 340 pages of fluff to get there was almost like torture. For a fast-paced, exciting and literary thriller, read When She Was Bad by the same author, and leave Sea of Bones on the shelf where it belongs.

strong susepnse thriller

In the well to do enclave of Paradise Key, a group of wealthy investors lost over twenty-two million dollars in a ponzi scheme perpetrated by Victor Trebuchet and Adrienne Debarret. British Lord Warfield had the investors eating out of his hands as he enthusiastically endorsed the satellite, rocket and launch pad site in Kenya.

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Title: Blind Moon Alley

Subtitle: A Jersey Leo Novel

Author: John Florio

Narrator: Kevin T. Collins

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 59 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-03-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

It's Prohibition. It's Philadelphia. And Jersey Leo doesn't fit in. Jersey is an albino of mixed race. Known as "Snowball" on the street, he tends bar at a speakeasy the locals call the Ink Well. There, he's considered a hero for having saved the life of a young boy. But when his old grade school buddy, Aaron Garvey, calls from death row and asks for one last favor, all hell breaks loose. Jersey finds himself running from a band of crooked cops, hiding an escaped convict in the Ink Well, and reuniting with his grammar school crush - the now sultry Myra Banks, who has shed a club foot and become a speakeasy siren. Through it all, Jersey tries to safeguard the Ink Well with no help other than his ragtag group of friends: his ex-boxing-champion father, Ernie Leo; the street-savvy Johalis; a dim-witted dockworker named Homer; and the dubious palm reader Madame Curio. With them, Jersey digs for the truth about his friend Aaron Garvey - and winds up discovering a few things about himself.

Members Reviews:

Really enjoy this series

I've been warmer the next book. I hope a third comes out. This character is great.

Enjoyable, but a bit flat after the first in the series.

My second time with John Florio and his mixed race albino Jersey "Snowball" Leo. Sugar Pop Moon, Florio's fiction debut was a pretty amazing read back in 2013 and this one has sat on the pile for a year or two simmering. High expectations then.

Slightly unfulfilled unfortunately. I didn't enjoy it quite so much as the last one. It's a fairly short book - around 230 pages long, but it still felt kind of saggy around the middle.

Jersey's childhood friend, Aaron Garvey is on death row awaiting execution. Jersey gets the phone call he's been dreading; Garvey wants Leo to join him for his last meal, a request that our man can't turn down. Garvey later escapes and seeks Jersey's help in shelter and also trying to recover some seed money invested in a nightclub. Money he needs to flee the country and start up elsewhere. As a convicted cop-killer he won't find any rest in America.

Therein follows our tale...... corrupt cops - vicious to boot, a speakeasy, nightclubs, gangsters, police raids, harbouring a fugitive, missing money, a playground romance rekindled, racism, shootouts, confrontation and death, prostitutes, a boxing club precious to Jersey and his father Ernie, dreams of a new life, a showdown, more death and an outcome and resolution.

I liked the setting with the seedy atmosphere of illegal drinking clubs in 30s Philadelphia. (World's apart from a recent book I read set in 30s Texas.) I liked the main character Jersey and his relationship with his father and his loyalty to his friends and his dreams of escape with childhood sweetheart Myra. His constant striving to do the right thing and his permanent fretting over money and his responsibilities. He has a good heart. Some of the supporting characters also had some depth and decency - Leo's father Ernie and the cop Thorndyke.

I think I just couldn't really get into the story. There seemed to be a lot of chasing around and to me at least repetition. We seemed to replay the same events a few times. Cops hunt Garvey, Jersey being watched and worrying etc etc.

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Title: Big Sky Dead

Subtitle: Charlie Draper, Book 3

Author: Dave Folsom

Narrator: Joseph B. Kearns

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 48 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-25-14

Publisher: Scaling Tall Timber Press

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Charlie Draper takes on what seems like a simple assignment. Check on a missing DEA agent. He does not expect to find him dead; dead on the floor of a drug manufacturing house. Frustrating weeks of digging into the lives of a small town in Montana uncovers drug trafficking, human trafficking and murder for hire leaves the local Sheriff gunned down and Draper with a major headache. Then he begins to suspect all the mayhem is a ruse for the real objective. Charlie receives help from his friend DEA agent Alejandro Jones and together they uncover a diabolical plan to destroy the United States.

Members Reviews:

One to Read When You Need a Good Western Mystery

I will admit that I was drawn to the book because of the location. I will also admit that I began and set it aside twice before I actually became engaged in the story. The beginning was so much a parody of Montana law enforcement that I had a difficult time swallowing the descriptions, dialogue, etc. Not to mention that it is set in a fictitious setting which was somewhat unbelievable. However, once I was introduced to the main character and his partner who take over the case, I was hooked. Not because the story was so difficult to anticipate but because the personalities and conversation between the two was to amusing to stop reading. If you have run out of anything that appeals in your book stacks, this might be one that will keep you reading, if, like Robinson Crusoe, you can get past the boring beginning.

3.5 stars, edit/proof reading issue

3.5 stars, edit/proof reading issues. Interesting story with a lead character with slightly different methods of being a "hero" in the justice system.

âItâs a lousy system, racked with corruption on both sides of the border,â Draper said.

"Aye, that it is, but itâs still the best country around.â

"Canât argue that,â Draper agreed.

I may re-read this story and look forward to other works by this author.

Fun story

This was an interesting story that kept my interest from start to finish. It is set in Montana, near where I grew up so that spiked my interest.

Dead and Deader

It's easy in today's society to become weary of evil prevailing

because the mechanisms of justice are lubricated with money and adjudicated through and "undue" process. "Big Sky Dead" with Charlie Draper is a refreshing "don't get out of jail free card" being distributed by a cross between Client Eastwood' s "Dirty Harry" and Charles Bronson's, "The Mechanic." Quick action, ruthless but justified dismissals, hairpin twist, and unexpected ending. Ignore the spelling errors and appreciate the story line! Draper is Dexter gone vacationing.

Needs some serious editing

This has potential to be a good read but needs serious editing. I wonder why so few readers mentioned that. Maybe I'm just picky but words are missing or duplicated in sentences making for difficult reading at times. It seems that the bad grammar gets worse the further on I get in the book which definitely interrupts the flow. That being said I'm just over halfway through. I hope the author gets a good editor so that his full potential as a writer can be realized.

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Title: Without Fear

Author: Cordelia Frances Biddle

Narrator: Dara Rosenberg

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 9 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-24-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Philadelphia heiress and amateur sleuth Martha Beale investigates the identity of a headless corpse found on Joseph Bonapartes estate in the third novel in acclaimed author Cordelia Frances Biddles Martha Beale Mystery series. With her hands full raising her adopted children and managing her fathers financial empire, Martha Beale is also grieving the loss of her beau. Thomas Kelman, an assistant to the mayor, felt he could never belong in Marthas upper-crust society and has boarded a merchant ship bound for South America. But the grisly discovery of a decapitated corpse on Joseph Bonapartes palatial estate outside of Philadelphia while Martha is visiting there will take the heiress far from her privileged world.

The dead woman is believed to be a missing employee of the Quaker City Mill. Martha searches for answers while also trying to help her friend Becky Taitt, a former actress and runaway wife whose abusive socialite husband will kill her before he lets her take custody of his child and heir.

From the drawing rooms of Philadelphias elite to the inhumane factories and textile mills that exploit working-class women and children, Without Fear exposes the ever-growing divide between rich and poor and a festering evil that touches everyone, including Marthas daughter.

Members Reviews:

Without Fear

I have read all her books and love them. I wish she could write them faster.

Not bad

Biddle does a good job of recreating Philadelphia, and there was certainly a good mystery at play. However it was tied up too quickly and neatly in the end.

Great follow-up in this series

This is a wonderfully written and meticulously researched novel. The third book in this series, and it more than lives up to the beauty and passion Biddle created with the first two Martha Beale novels. I recommend this highly to anyone who loves historical fiction and stylish writing.

Great mystery

THis was a mystery until the end. As usual her character development was terrific and the plot line so authentic I felt as if I were there.

Cordelia Biddle has done it again!

This third Martha Beale historical mystery, like the first two, draws us deeply into 19th-century Philadelphia, contrasting Martha's privileged world with that of the rest of 19th-century American society. In so doing, Biddle deftly tells us something about economic and class disparities in our own time as well. In this installment, Martha continues to develop as a character, displaying her humanity and innate sense of justice as well as her personal weaknesses and class blindness. As you are drawn more deeply into her world, and into the immediate and compelling mysteries that she is drawn to solve, you will find yourself quite unable to put the book down, and perhaps even, like me, talking to Martha, wanting to be by her side, giving her the friendship and support and guidance she so needs, for she was a motherless child and, as we learned in the first book, is now fatherless as well. You will love this remarkable young woman's spunk and fearlessness in the face of the ignorance and prejudice about the role of women in society which were the reality of her time and place. You will also love the vivid and immediate evocations of the streets of Philadelphia, from Society Hill to Southwark, Manayunk to Chestnut Hill. Flawlessly written and meticulously researched, Ms. Biddle's historical fiction is time-travel at its very best.

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Title: Rational Scrutiny

Subtitle: Paradoxes and Contradictions in Detective Fiction

Author: Edward Cline

Narrator: Gregg A. Rizzo

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 52 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-22-14

Publisher: Edward Cline

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Rational Scrutiny: Paradoxes and Contradictions in Detective Fiction discusses why Chess Hanrahan and Cyrus Skeen, the author's premier heroes and the chief subjects of this volume, are not only extraordinary men of action, but intellectuals of the first rank, as well. As Cline writes in the Preface, detective fiction, as a rule, employs both "intellectuals" and "doers". Detectives solve problems; detectives usually do something about them. Problems cannot be solved until they are grasped, understood, and counter actions are identified. In the mystery and detective fiction genres, detectives solve problems that are criminal in nature. Crimes are a consequence of human volition; it is the detective's task to solve them. The problems must first arise before the detective can act. He does not act in a vacuum. He cannot "prevent" problems caused by others, or of which he is not yet aware, because they are products of human volition.

Hanrahan, operating in our own time, and Skeen, acting in the third decade of the 20th century, have their own unique way of approaching crime-solving. Paradoxes do not exist in nature, they observe, nor should they exist in men's lives, values, and actions. Along the way, Cline refutes the common literary notion that some of the best fictional detectives in the past were not "intellectuals" in his essay, "The Wizards of Disambiguation," a critique of the post-modern, deconstructionist school of criticism. He concludes that Skeen and Hanrahan "only partly conform" to Raymond Chandler's description of an ideal detective, except that each abhors a lively sense of the grotesque, can express a quick but not necessarily rude wit, and harbors a disgust for sham and a contempt for pettiness. And neither is tarnished nor afraid.

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Title: The Matthew Connection

Author: Paul V. Montesino

Narrator: Dave Cohen

Format: Unabridged

Length: 14 hrs and 3 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-18-14

Publisher: Montesin Enterprises LLC

Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Midsummer is usually fun time in Boston. Whether it's going to a baseball game, walking around the waterfront, or touring the historic places, visitors and residents alike, have a great time with their lives. Unfortunately, this particular summer, someone with a criminal view of life had a different goal in mind.

A serial killer, who had a fanatic and clever idea about choosing victims on a random basis and selecting the murder dates based on meticulous religious fanaticism learned since childhood, broke into the city joyfulness with his mad methods of destruction.

It would take a priest and two dedicated police officers to detect the bizarre murders and convince an incredulous police department that the serial killer and his killings existed in the first place. It would take additional investigation and ingenuity to learn how the killer carried out the murders before authorities launched an urgent manhunt without precedent trying to catch and stop him before he could kill again. This is the story.

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Title: Not Privileged to Know

Author: Bill Rockwell

Narrator: Tom Rockwell

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 52 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-12-14

Publisher: Bill Rockwell

Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Five murders destroy the peace of Washington, DC. One victim is Corinne Day's twin, a local Private Investigator. When all the murder investigations are closed prematurely, Corinne decides to investigate. What she uncovers soon rocks Washington to its core.

Along the way, Corinne also learns more about herself and her sister than she could ever have imagined, some good, some bad.

Can she overcome all the obstacles thrown in her path by both the authorities and the murderer, survive the attacks on her life, bring the murder to justice, and straighten out her life before she becomes the next victim of the underlying conspiracy?

Members Reviews:

Great suspense and whodunit!

I love a good suspense/murder/mystery, and this book has all of the above! Really had fun getting to know each of the main characters, and the author did a great job of introducing them to us. Lots of fun and a fast read...I had trouble putting it down!

I had the privilege to read Bill Rockwell's book.

I enjoyed the book very much. The characters were interesting and well formed.. I would recomend this to anyone, especially those who like suspence novels.

Excellent story= Not Privileged to Know

I found this book to be a real page-turner. A really great mystery that kept me on the edge of my seat to the end.

I loved the character development in "Not Privileged to Know"

This was the 3rd book of Bill Rockwell's I have read. Each book has drawn me in to read another. I loved the character development in "Not Privileged to Know". I was drawn in to the twin characters and the detective character was a total surprise to me. I was half way through the book and ordered the next "Death of the Innocents". Mr. Rockwell's books are wonderful get away from it all reads.

Page-Turner!

Book is a page-turner! Reading from my rental at Hawks Nest Beach I couldn't put this book down. Lost my sailfish rudder pin so I picked up this book to keep busy until the wind kicked up again. Great book to get back into reading after a long hiatus. Going to pick up your next one soon. Great job Bill!