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Title: Never Tell

Author: Alafair Burke

Narrator: Jennifer Woodward

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 59 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-30-12

Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Should come with a warninghighly addictive. Karin Slaughter.

When prep school junior Julia Whitmire is found dead in the bathtub of her familys Upper East Side apartment, her left wrist slashed and suicide note resting on her dresser, Ellie Hatcher and her partner, J.J. Rogan initially write the case off as a suicide. Julias parents insist that their daughter would never take her own life, but Ellie knows all too well that family members can be the last to accept the truth.

But when Julias mother appeals to her with the evidence including a hand-written suicide note she believes her internet-obsessed daughter would never have composed Hatcher is confronted with the possibility of a troubled young girl's murder.

With fans including everyone from Michael Connelly and Harlan Coben, to Tess Gerritsen and Lisa Gardner, Never Tell is another nail-biting thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Critic Reviews:

"Alafair Burke is one of the finest young crime writers working today." (Harlan Coben)

"this is smart, hip and always keeps you guessing. This is Alafair Burke's break out book. It's going to be big." (Dennis Lehane)

Members Reviews:

Kept me up at night

I could not put down this fast-paced and non-stop action drama that quickly became a page turner. The characters, the dialogue, the suspense, the revelations all had me glued to the page as we moved to a conclusion that I was eager to reach and boy did I enjoy this novel when it was all over. Alafair is a proficient writer who knows how to tell a story and make you believe that you are there right in the thick of things. This was a good read and I look forward to more stories from Ms. Burke.

Not altogether convincing

NYPD detective Ellie Hatcher is, to say the least, not comfortable with emotional suicide situations given the troubled history of her childhood. Thus, she is far too quick to accept the death of teen-ager Julia Whitmire, a rich, head-turning girl, as a suicide. But the Whitmire's, though undistinguished as parents, have enough clout to pull political strings to compel Ellie and partner JJ Rogan to take another look.

After speaking with Julia's best friend Ramona, examining her computer, and interviewing others, it becomes evident that her life was hardly that of an ordinary school girl and consisted of several problematical dealings. It is only the dogged police work of Hatcher and Rogan that slowly reveal closely-held connections and secrets.

Ellie is apparently a quite attractive female detective, but little is made of that. Her interactions with boyfriend, ADA Max Donavan, are stilted and strained. The book suffers from a lack of compelling characters. The author manages to maintain interest in what happened to Julia, despite the fact that interviews are about the only action in the book. Ultimately, the attempt to tie together several threads, none of which are particularly convincing, makes for a marginally successful effort.

If You Were Here

First time reading this author - not the last - one of my favorite things is to read an author for the first time, really enjoy the read, and discover that she has written several other books, that I can go back and read. As a mystery thriller fan (this has both)I pride myself on pinpointing the killer before the end of the book. Not this time - the author has sveral exciting twists that keep the reader guessing.

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Title: Dark Power

Subtitle: Hawk Files, Book 9

Author: Loren Robinson

Narrator: Cameron Beierle

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 46 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-24-12

Publisher: Books in Motion

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

An FBI agent is murdered on a snow-covered mountain in Idaho. Retired Agent Lane Palmer recovers a courier valise with evidence of a secret organization in Washington involving powerful government leaders operating in drugs, oil, organized crime and directing terrorists. The evidence is stolen when FBI Director Pat O'Neill is shot, and President Armstrong asks Palmer to find the valise, and who killed the agent.

Palmers' search leads him across the country, from the border with Mexico to reservations in North Dakota and Idaho, and the forests of Montana. Hindering his search is a spy in his own department, who informs the organization of his every move. Lane gets help from an old friend, Washington Post reporter Levi Walstein, whose fast talk and jokes sometimes gets him in trouble.

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Title: A Voice in the Dark

Author: Jenna Ryan

Narrator: Holly Fielding

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 21 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-17-12

Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 8 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

No one knew what Noah Graydon looked like, but theyd all heard the rumors. How he'd been broken, even scarred, on his last case. How he never showed his face until the day he took an overwhelming interest in one very special agent.

Angel Carter would have been a serial killer's next victim if not for Noah. The rescue gave her a glimpse into his world of shadows - yet she dared to want more. To really know if the passion between them was real. They would have to come face-to-face if the killer was to be caught - and Noah could only conceal his body from Angel for so long....

Members Reviews:

Mixed review. Excellent first half, then increasingly confusing

Rated: 3.5 stars

Note: Stands alone read. #5 of He's A Mystery series by various authors.

The intrigue holds your attention and the romance is sizzling. However, after the first half of the book, the story becomes a little confusing and difficult to follow.

THE STORY revolves around reclusive police researcher Noah Graydon, rising star Detective Angel Carter, and a reemerging serial rapist/killer. Noah, still suffering both physically and emotionally from an unsuccessful pursuit of the Penny Killer 5-years earlier, and Angel have never met, but work "phone" closely. This changes when the Penny Killer targets Angel, forcing Noah into face-to-face contact. Together they investigate the 5-year old and more recent murders, to uncover the connection between the victims and identifying the killer.

AUTHOR, J. Ryan, has a talent for descriptive imagery and dialog that draws you into the story. The mystery man theme is well written, the dark, menacing "feel" to the story is CHILLING, and the action sequences enhance the plot. The sense of history between Noah and Angel, as their relationship unfolds, makes for a sizzling romance.

HOWEVER, the writing can be cryptic, in a few places the action murky, and it is sometimes difficult to discern who is speaking. Some paragraphs are confusing and even re-reading doesn't help. In addition, the Penny Killer's persona is so poorly written that when his identity and motives as an insane homicidal wacko is revealed, it is a complete shock.

Comprehensive editing would help this book considerably. With a little focused re-writing to clarify who's speaking and clean up the unanswered questions, this could be a great book.

You may enjoy the complex characters and storytelling of N. Bruhns, A. Stuart, L. L. Miller, E. Palfrey, R. C. Ryan, or L. Wilde (hot sex scenes, worst endings ever). For sweet, funny, romances with great descriptive imagery and heart touching angst, try S. Fox and C. Colter.

For good mystery/criminal detective writers you might try J. D. Robb, D. Stabenow, M. Ferris, J. Evanovich, S. W. Albert, J. Miller or B.J Daniels.

A real favorite

I have re-read this many times. The characters are beautifully drawn to be appealing and fascinating. If you are paying attention, or possibly on your second read through, you will find the hints to the identity of the killer are there all right, and they are clear enough. Not so clear that you actually predict his identity before the reveal, but clear enough that you say " oh yeah! I should have known." The romance with its own mysteries was delectable.

Good but...

I don't know exactly why but I didn't enjoy this book as much as I should.

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Title: The Matlock Paper

Author: Robert Ludlum

Narrator: Stephen Hoye

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 32 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-16-12

Publisher: Orion Publishing Group Limited

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

James Matlock is a Vietnam veteran and college professor - with a disturbing past. The faceless men in Washington know his secrets. And they want him to investigate what seems to be a large-scale drugs and prostitution business. Matlock is given a piece of silver paper with codes on it, and the name of the criminal organisation: Nimrod. He is soon trapped in a maze of unrelenting terror, as the people he cares for most are under threat. Would he have accepted the job if he'd known just what it would mean? Or that disclosure of the truth could cause such horror?

Read by Stephen Hoye. Stephen Hoye has worked as a professional actor in London and Los Angeles for over 30 years. Trained at Boston University and The Guildhall in London, he has done six feature films, several television series, both drama and comedy, and appeared in London's West End on five occasions.

Members Reviews:

Scary events

Good story until some pretty gruesome events start to happen. Lost interest then.

Jack

Thin Paper

I've read a lot of Ludlum's other books. Some of his early works, i.e. RHINEMAN EXCHANGE, GEMINI CONTENDERS, OSTERMAN WEEKEND, are among my favorites. By comparison THE MATLOCK PAPER, another early effort, is somewhat disappointing.

The story is based around an eastern college campus. Matlock, a popular local professor, is tapped by the FBI to infiltrate a crime conspiracy. Like any Ludlum story, there's plenty of action, but the plot was predictable and some of the story elements (especially the local mafiosi and the campus black caucus group) struck me as pretty corny. As a result, despite the fast pace, I never felt the kind of tension that comes with a good Ludlum book.

THE MATLOCK PAPER will keep you turning the pages, but I don't feel it's up to the standard Ludlum usually sets. There are plenty of worse books you could read, but I can't really recommend this one. In my judgement, it's a mediocre three stars.

Four Stars

Liked very much. Unfortunately very plausible in today's age.

Three Stars

Not one of Ludlum's better books.

Five Stars

Great book, Would recommend

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Title: Bound for Eternity

Subtitle: A Lisa Donahue Mystery

Author: Sarah Wisseman

Narrator: Priscilla Holbrook

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 30 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-27-12

Publisher: Iambik Audio Inc.

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 13 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Disappearing artifacts, jealous colleagues, and dead bodies - who says a museum curators job is easy?

After transporting a newly acquired Egyptian mummy to a local clinic for an X-ray, curator Lisa Donahue safely returns the ancient relic to the Boston University Museum of Archaeology and History. Upon returning to the museum after hours, the widowed young mother is shocked to discover the bloodied body of a colleague in the mummys vacated case.

The 2,000-year-old mummy contains an enigmatic clue that will help Lisa solve the murder and keep her job. But she must move fast - before someone turns her into a permanent exhibit.

Critic Reviews:

"Highly authentic, written by an archaeologist, Bound for Eternity is a great read. The museum setting was both eerie and fascinating. I hope to see Lisa Donahue in many books to come." (Barbara D'Amato, author of the Cat Marsala series)

"A brilliantly compelling novel - If you like mysteries, you'll LOVE this book." (Nancy B. Daversa, Executive Producer of HMC-TV)

."...Wisseman does a great job of combining 'archaeology for dummies,' 'museum management for dummies,' and a great plot with lots of action and interesting characters to make her first Lisa Donahue mystery provocative, page-turning entertainment. It is always fun to read about mummies, and Wisseman corrects some of the folklore regarding archaeology and mummies. Bound for Eternity is crisp and seductive." (Midwest Book Review)

Members Reviews:

Character-driven rather than high-tension mystery

First off, I have to agree with those who found the murder mystery angle a bit disappointing. It could almost be "abridged out" of the book altogether without a significant impact on the overall story, although there wouldn't be any actual "resolution" to the book without catching the killer. What does work well is the behind-the-scenes-at-the-museum perspective; the romantic angle seemed a bit contrived, but on the other hand, it wasn't overdone either.

I'd like to read the next one in the series, but would prefer to wait for the audio as Priscilla Holbrook is a good fit for Lisa's voice.

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Title: Bitter Drink

Author: F. G. Haghenbeck, Tanya Huntington (Translator)

Narrator: Tommy A. Gomez

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 7 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-24-12

Publisher: Brilliance Audio

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Beatnik detective Sunny Pascal is an expert at two things: cocktails and finding trouble. And when the filming of John Hustons The Night of the Iguana hits a few snags with its sexed-up, star-studded cast in a Puerto Vallarta paradise, producer Ray Stark brings Sunny in to chill out the set. But matters get tipsy when someones found deader than dead, shot down by a gun belonging to one of the cast members.

Now Sunnys got to keep his Hollywood stars out of jail long enough for him to solve the case. But the trouble doesnt stop with murder. The Mexican mafia and local newspapers wage a tension war against the hedonistic Americans, and if John Huston has anything to say about it, Sunnys got to be the one to keep the show on the road. Only Sunny will be doing it his way: with a martini in one hand and a Colt in the other.

Prolific Mexican comic book writer and Turn of the Screw Awardwinner F. G. Haghenbeck gives us the spins with

Members Reviews:

Bitter Drink: Crime noir in the sun, with a twist.

Francisco Haghenbeck'sBitter Drinkis an interesting concoction, in more ways than one. It's a tale of homicide during a major film production, taking place in Mexico, and the author skillfully combines fictional characters with real people in this fast moving mystery with a twist... or three.

The author gives us a bit of "la ñapa," which in Spanish means a little something extra, as each chapter begins with a bar drink, and he also gives us the recipe and a brief background behind each drink. The first one is the Dry Martini, and his has the traditional olive. But that's one of the twists in this concoction, and it's no lemon.

Haghenbeck's mystery concoction follows beatnik detective Sunny Pascal, "half-Mexican, half-gringo," who is sent from Los Angeles by producer Ray Stark to keep an eye on things at the set of film director John Huston'sThe Night of the Iguanain Puerto Vallarta in 1963, before the place became a mecca for international tourism. Huston's adaptation of Tennessee Williams' play starred Richard Burton as a defrocked Episcopal minister who worked as a tour guide in Mexico, and the author has a fascinating way of describing Burton's legendary capacity for drinking:

"I wondered in which leg he stored all that booze. He was carrying more fuel than the gas plant that powered the set's electricity. Burton spent so much time in that bar you'd have thought they planted him there a hundred years ago. And as long as they kept the drinks coming, he'd stick around for a hundred more. He was playing an alcoholic reverend; and given how much he had been drinking, I thought he deserved an Oscar for his work off the set as much as on."

The stars of this film are all here in this book, playing their parts: Ava Gardner, Sue Lyon, Deborah Kerr, and Richard Burton. And with Richard Burton was Elizabeth Taylor, his paramour at that time, before their respective divorces and marriage to each other.

But this the scene of this tropical paradise is suddenly interrupted when a body is found "so dead, that not even flies would settle on it.

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Title: Night Watch

Author: Linda Fairstein

Narrator: Barbara Rosenblat

Format: Unabridged

Length: 13 hrs and 21 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-19-12

Publisher: Whole Story Audiobooks

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 7 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Linda Fairstein follows up her 13th bestselling Alexandra Cooper thriller with another taut, fascinating foray into the dark side of New York City, this time centred around the city's most glamorous and storied restaurants. With the help of NYPD's Mike Chapman, Alex is set to uncover the shocking secrets that have lurked just beneath the surface of the bustling metropolis for centuries - only to come screaming to light in the present day.

Members Reviews:

Highs & Lows

Any additional comments?

I actually originally bought the ebook to read, but gave up because I was so frustrated by the French male characters at the start - both the boyfriend Luc & the police chief in Mougins. I switched to the audio version because it often helps me push through. I'm glad I did.

The storyline about preparing the prosecution of 'MGD' (Fiarstein's fictional version of the Dominique Strauss-Kahn case) was Fairstein at her best. As with some of her other work, it is evident you're experiencing the situation as only an insider could tell it.

The other storyline about the murders associated with the restaurant industry eventually picked up and stopped feeling like such an uphill effort to get through. That said, Alex's response to her relationship with Luc is unspeakably aggravating. I take comfort from the fact that Fairstein is clearly working her way towards getting rid of him.

With respect to Rosenblat's reading, I can't say I'm crazy for the way she does the two male cops (Mike & Mercer), but she is to be commended for her talent in reading and portraying a story packed with varying accents. I particularly enjoyed her rendition of the maid/accuser in the MGD case.

Slow

Struggled to finish. Though I enjoyed the language at first, the story eventually drowned in all the details.

Great new slant on American detective work.

Where does Night Watch rank among all the audiobooks youve listened to so far?

I first listened to Terminal City, I was captivated by the interactivity between the caractures. So I have chosen on other book by Linda Fairstein. The caractures are still as interactive and believable. I love the way Mike has this thing about Jepordy and his historic quotes while discussing a case. Alex clearly has this love hate relationship with Mike and it works so well.

Have you listened to any of Barbara Rosenblats other performances? How does this one compare?

Only with the last book I listened to. Her presentation of the caractures is just great, I love the way she portrays Mike you can just imagine that there is a person just like that out there.

Misleading publisher's summary

Very well narrated by Barbara Rosenblat: good accents and good distinction between voices. Her men's voices were impressive and believable.

This was not really the sort of book I normally go for, and, going back to the publisher's description of it, I can see why. I was expecting to read about some very strange things hidden in New York, but in fact it was a police investigation into crimes by drug smugglers. The 'shocking secrets that have lurked just beneath the surface of the bustling metropolis' must refer to the wine cellars with secret doors with clever hidden mechanisms, leading to rooms where drinkers could hide during Prohibition, and where cocaine can be hidden now not very shocking really!

Nevertheless I quite enjoyed the story.

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Title: Take a Murder, Darling

Subtitle: Shell Scott, Book 11

Author: Richard S. Prather

Narrator: Maynard Villers

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 25 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-18-12

Publisher: Books in Motion

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

'The scarlet bikini which had covered a minimum of the eye-popping curves on the dead woman lay at her feet, and my eyes focussed on her as glassily as did the dead mans next to her. He was dead, all right. He had been shot, poisoned, stabbed, and strangled. Either somebody really had it in for him or four people had killed him. Or else it was the cleverest suicide Id ever heard of.

'Me? Im Shell Scott, private detective, and Im wondering why anybody in his right mind would commit such a complicated murder, but Im certainly going to find out....'

Members Reviews:

Shell Scott has bad luck with women

This the second Shell Scott story I have read. This one is fast paced like the previous one I read. What I like about this one is it covers a period of about three days. The story is one of murder and mayhem. It starts with a murder then jumps back to Shell Scott getting involved in the murder of Zoe Avilla because of a thug named Roy Toby, who is trying to muscle in on the business of Lita Korrel. But beside this there are more bodies to count before Shell finds out the truth. I like the style of writing used here, which is a first person narrative not long and drawn out but a bit on the terse side. If you like mysteries then this is a good one to read to walk down the mean streets on.

Still love the books

I'm in a book challenge again this year, and one of the categories is a "trashy paperbackâ my first thought was a Shell Scott. I haven't read one since the 8th grade which was a very, very long time ago. I've never forgotten the books and how much I enjoyed the read and this holds true today. They are well written for the genre with a number of clever lines that amuse. I'm an LA girl from the books era and enjoyed retuning to my childhood stomping grounds. I'm looking forward to reading the next one.

Shell Game

The books in this series are fun and fast-paced, and "Take a Murder, Darling" is no exception. Like the others, it's also chock-a-block full of beautiful women. At the time of publication (Fifties) the sex quotient was quite heady, but now seems more nostalgic than naughty. Though it at times verges on parody, it always plays straight with the detective genre.

Shell Scott scores again!

I always love a Shell Scott romp. Some of Prather's books are funnier than others, and some are more convoluted and puzzle-oriented, but they're all worth reading if you like "Hard Case Crime" and fifties/sixties-style P. I.s who always get their woman (and probably several of them), in the old Matt Helm tradition. Recommended.

Pure entertainment and intrigue!

I started reading Richard Prather back in the 60's, I always looked forward to the next Shell Scott book, I have loved every single one of them! I wish Amazon would sort them chronologically so I could read them in order once again. I am 75 now and hopefully, I will own them all again!

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Title: Another Man's Treasure

Author: James V. O'Connor

Narrator: Michael Ray Davis

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 32 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-11-12

Publisher: Post Mortem Press

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Handsome home organizer Ted has a double dilemma. As a devoted husband, he's struggling to resist the charm and seductive flirtations of Janet, a divorced client. Circumstances keep bringing her back into his life, fueling his wife's suspicions and inciting threats from Janet's jealous ex-husband.

Ted must also deal with the ire of James Smith, a demanding client who is convinced his eccentric father died leaving something of great value hidden in his cluttered and mysterious Victorian mansion.

Together , Ted and Janet interpret clues that lead to two surprising discoveries - one that captures the imagination of the city, and one that determines their fate.

Members Reviews:

Intriguing Title

Would you listen to Another Man's Treasure again? Why?

Probably would listen again. It's a fun story to listen to

What other book might you compare Another Man's Treasure to and why?

Nothing really to compare. It's a different style and composition that stands alone

What about Michael Ray Daviss performance did you like?

His delivery made the story believable and he brought excitement to the story.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Very hard to specify any particular moments. The narration moved with ebb and flow seamlessly throughout. Many outstanding moments in the story and story telling.

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Title: Kill for Me

Author: Karen Rose

Narrator: Tara Ward

Format: Unabridged

Length: 15 hrs and 14 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-05-12

Publisher: Headline Digital

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

In Karen Rose's brilliant finale to the trilogy she began with Die for Me and Scream for Me, a paedophile ring is kidnapping young girls. Will one of its victims be able to break the ring before it's too late?

For years District Attorney Susannah Vartanian has refused to allow anyone close to her. Her life changed overnight when as a teenager she was brutally raped by a vicious gang of youths. Detective Luke Papadopoulus is fast approaching burn-out. As a detective working on sex-crimes against children, he will do anything to find those responsible for such atrocities. Monica Cassidy is terrified. Kidnapped and held in a bunker with eleven other girls, she barely escaped with her life when her kidnappers panicked and fled, killing five of the girls as they left. Now Monica is the only one who can identify the ring's members. Will Luke and Susannah be able to keep her safe and crack the ring before the remaining girls disappear forever?

Critic Reviews:

"Rose juggles a large cast, a huge body count and a complex plot with terrifying ease." (Publishers Weekly)

"Never once lets up on the gas pedal." (Lorenzo Carcaterra)

Members Reviews:

What is with the main male lead's horrible voice?

What disappointed you about Kill for Me?

Why did you let the reader ruin, maybe, a good, even a great book by putting on such a stupid accent for the male lead? It not only ruined the book, it completed grated on my nerves! I usually have no issues finish all the audio books I buy, but every time I heard Luke I wanted to throw my player across the room. The lead lady wasnt likable at all, but that usually isn't a problem, you can get through a book if you don't connect with the lead characters, but not a annoyingly, stupid accent.

What do you think your next listen will be?

Nothing by this reader, I never want to risk another stupid voice again, so unpleasant.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Tara Ward?

Anyone!

You didnt love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

I marked so low because I spent the whole time scared that Luke was going to talk, well, for the little bit of time I listened. How the hell am I suppose to find anything good about the book, if I was scared that one of the main characters was going to say something.

Any additional comments?

Why, Tara, did you ruin this book with such a horrible accent? It changes with every word he says, so I don't even know where Luke is meant to be from. So bad, and a complete waste of money!

Kill For Me was better then Scream For Me

I first heard Scream for me which I listened to if I had things to do, but Kill For Me had me listening till it was finished I couldn't take my headphones off you learn everything that wasn't explained in the first Scream For Me. No spoilers would very much recommend Karen Rose Kill For Me. The twist and truths enough make your head spin well mine did lol...

Too many characters

I nearly gave up on this but decided to push on with it. There are so many characters that I started to get a bit confused about who did what etc.. ... I tend to listen while I am doing cooking or housework or similar so maybe I don't give 100% attention, but I did find it a bit of a struggle.

I also realised why I haven't bought any Karen Rose for a while. I don't enjoy the references to how on a new meeting 'our hero' wants to sleep with ......