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Title: Skeleton Plot

Author: J. M. Gregson

Narrator: David Thorpe

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs

Language: English

Release date: 03-24-16

Publisher: Soundings

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Skeletons have a habit of revealing themselves eventually....

When a human skeleton is discovered on the boundary of a 20-year-old property development, it seems there are a large number of people who may know the identity of the corpse and how it got there. But 20 years is a long time, and those individuals were very different people back then. Skeletons are being revealed in all senses, and there are many prominent local figures who are beginning to feel uncomfortable and afraid. It's up to Detective Chief Superintendent Lambert and Detective Sergeant Hook to dig around in the past and unearth the truth of how and why the body ended up buried in the ground all those years ago.

Members Reviews:

Didn't live up to it's promising start

A perfectly adequate read, but one that I feel failed to live up to the promise shown in the earlier part of the book, when I felt the book unfolding before me like a movie. I could hear the characters speaking and visualise what was happening on the page.

As the book progressed, or rather failed to progress, it seemed the story stalled and what could have been a riveting read never quite materialised.

Apparently this is the 28th in the Lambert and Hook series, but is quite able to be read as a standalone as it is not constantly referring to past cases/relationships.

A human skeleton is unearthed by a young man digging over a plot for a vegetable garden for his grandfather. Test reveal that the body has been interred for approximately 20 years and the investigating team of Detective Chief Superintendent Lambert and Detective Sergeant Hook are being stonewalled in their enquiries into how the body came to be there and who was responsible for the death.

Thank you to NetGalley, Severn House Publishers and author J M Gregson for the gift of a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Not the Best Gregsonhas written

ASIN: B0130C8YD4

Skeleton Plot

I have enjoyed reading JM Gregson but this one? A skeleton is found at the edge of a farm sold to a neighbor. A grieving mother believes it is her daughter. After 20 years, the motherâs and corpseâs DNA match. The characters were believable in the beginning as were the sorrows. Lambert and Hook came to the rescue, unearthing the society of young people doing drugs, buy and selling, and living rough in squats.

But the murder is 20 years old and finding information, especially from those who remember but with to keep secrets, is tedious. Somewhere along the path, the chase almost ends.

Lambert, Detective Chief Superintendent, appeared to be feeling every bit of his extended time as the position and dearly wanted to end it. I stopped reading for a while and then finished the book. The story was ok.

When the perpetrator is finally revealed the time the reader spends with the other characters is wasted, since the arc of their

The development of the characters is slow and in the end while revealing does not lead anywhere. When the perpetrator is finally revealed the time the reader spends with the other characters is wasted, since the arc of their development is not persuasive. Finally,the authors constant use of slang for heroin and cocaine (horse and coke) gets to be boring. Gregson has written better

Whodunit ? Who Cares!

This police procedural is part of a series about English policemen, and although it's a short book at 220 pages, it's a deadly slow read.

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Title: The Promise Yposchesi

Subtitle: Seven Paris Mysteries, Volume 1

Author: Peggy Kopman-Owens

Narrator: Ian A. Miller

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 57 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-24-16

Publisher: Peggy Kopman-Owens

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Book One of SEVEN PARIS MYSTERIES, THE PROMISEYPSCHESI © 2010 PeggyKopman-Owens. Book Cover Art © 2010 Roger Kopman. Audiobook Produced &Narrated by Ian A. Miller.

Who Knew? Spies Read!

When an investigative journalist for a powerful news organization disappears from assignment in the Middle East, a sinister-looking man delivers the news to a mystery writer in New York. With escape to Europe and shadowy figures in pursuit, Jamie Litton will learn that his best friend has become more than a missing journalist. Ben Foulof has become a spy! Can secret codes, messages hidden in bestsellers keep them both alive? And if so for how long?

Members Reviews:

Twists & Turns

Would you listen to The Promise Yposchesi again? Why?

Yes. There's so much going on the author keeps you guessing as to what will happen on the next page. I'm eager to read more of the series.

What did you like best about this story?

The author's attention to detail puts you right at a cafe in Paris and other locales. You can almost smell the aroma of coffee and croissants as you listen to the story unfold.

What about Ian A. Millers performance did you like?

Nice, easy yet interesting voice to listen to.

Any additional comments?

Audio books are GREAT for multi-tasking. You can listen on the way to and from work, picking up the kids from school or with your feet up sipping a glass of wine and taking time for yourself.

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Title: The Almshouse

Subtitle: The Spirit World Series Book 1

Author: Blanche King

Narrator: Vicky Ring

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 39 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-05-16

Publisher: B.C.K.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 14 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Come travel into the 1930s and through the doors of St. Margaret's School for Girls. The place used to be an almshouse, until its previous occupants burned to death 13 years before. The townsfolk are at a loss as to what started the fire. Some said it was an act of the devil. Some said it was a resident who had too much to drink. The building, miraculously, survived.

When a bag of bones falls on 12-year old Julia, she finds herself thrown into the spirit realm and face to face with house's past residents. Her new neighbors aren't so lively, and some can't even remember their own names. But as Julia soon discovers, there's more to these people than meets the eye. One of these ghosts is not like the others, and Julia must find out quickly why someone had been cut from the town records.

Members Reviews:

A ghostly mystery that pulls at your heart strings

A poignant, quaint ghost story that pulls at your heart strings. Twelve year old Julie dies in a fire at her boarding school and finds herself in a society of ghosts. She befriends Lyle, a young male spirit who has no memory of his past or of how he died. There is a mystery surrounding Lyle, one that Julie is set on uncovering the truth of. This story has a sad beauty to it, it is a tale of self discovery, of facing not only the evils of the world but also the darkness inside of ones self. The characters are likeable and have depth, especially Julie who you can see grow as the story moves along. You can not help but feel for these children and the sadness of their lives and death. The narration fits the book well, it was childlike, but seemed to grow along with the characters. This book is a haunting story of discovery, betrayal, friendship and neglect, yet as dark as the premise of this story is, there is also beauty, strength and love. This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast.

New Take on Life after Death, the inbetween

Light read great for travel or put on pause for later. I enjoyed but did not loose sleep over it. It was not listed for young adult, but perhaps was intended for that group.

This book was gifted to me by author or narrator via Audiobook Blast in return for a fair unbiased review.

Why isn't this better?

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

Not really. There are things I really liked about this book such as the setting, the story, and the narrator. There are things I didn't like such as the story and the narrator and technical difficulties. Yes, I know I listed story and narrator in both categories. I explain below.

What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)

The ending was pretty good. It just seemed to take forever to get there.

What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?

I loved the narrator's voice and she sounds very familiar. I did not like how it very often sounded like she was reading (and bored). something about how her sentences drop at the end. And the Canadian accent did NOT mesh well with southern talk.

There were also a lot of technical issues that drove me crazy. A tinny background sound that started about halfway through, and then these voice-overs that were much louder and clearer.

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Title: Sleeping Dogs

Subtitle: DI Jon Spicer, Book 7

Author: Chris Simms

Narrator: Dean Williamson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 14 hrs and 47 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-04-16

Publisher: Whole Story Audiobooks

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Out walking with his family in the local park, Jon Spicers life is shattered forever. The dog - aggressive and huge - appears from nowhere. At first, Jon assumes the attack was random. Soon, other events force him to think again. With his family under threat, Jon can do only one thing: fight back. The pursuit leads him to a remote Irish village where his family are originally from....

Critic Reviews:

"Simms has written a gritty novel that grips from start to finish. I just couldnt put it down." (Horrorscope)

"Chris Simms has been quietly building one of the best police procedural series in this country." (Catholic Herald on The Edge)

Members Reviews:

Couldn't put it down!

Sprained your ankle? Broken a leg? This would be a great gift for anyone who has to stay put for a while. I got almost nothing done until I'd finished reading it. Perfectly paced. Cruelly suspenseful, and occasionally totally terrifying. I'll be reading more from this author.

Five Stars

interesting but mood changing

Couldn't put it down!

This book is very suspenseful and quite the page turner! It is the last in the DI Spicer novels.

Another Winner

This was one of my favorites because I feel, by now, that I really know DI Spicer, his family and co-workers. The history that is inserted into these books make them interesting, and the tidbits of horror keep me reading. Love these books.

Loved All Seven Books in the Series!

A terrific series of detective stories. I can highly recommend all seven books to anyone - male readers especially. Best read in order to appreciate the character evolution . I hope there is another in the works - I'll buy without hesitation .

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Title: I, Sergeant

Subtitle: An Artificial Intelligence Techno Thriller Sci-Fi Short Story

Author: Nick Thacker

Narrator: Aaron Shedlock

Format: Unabridged

Length: 36 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-15-15

Publisher: Turtleshell Press

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 9 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

The next in Nick Thacker's growing collection of sci-fi action/adventure thrillers....

My name is Renfro. Sergeant Renfro, or just Sergeant.

Yes, Sergeant is my first name, and it happens to be my rank as well. I was born into - and because of - this war...but that's another story. My particular interest in the military hovered near zero for most of my life, but like everyone else in my generation, we were drafted into service.

There was never a time during the war that I didn't want to stay alive, either, so I fought. At first, I fought selfishly for my own life, and then for my squad and platoon, and finally for the individuals I served with. It was a circuitous route, and probably just a little self-centered, but it led me here.

Fans of Isaac Asimov and H.G. Wells will love Sergeant!

Members Reviews:

Short but doesn't sacrifice the message

I, Sergeant is a good example of classic science fiction, a kind of terminator-esque story that levels the playing field. At first, through the narrators use of phrasing, detailing a scene is speculative, and imagining characters is more of a job for the reader as the author pushes the envelop and keeps you waiting for reveals. There isn't much to say without spoiling the story, but I like Renfro's internal monologue especially at the end. In the end, I chose to interpret this story as being told as neither one species or another, but simply through the eyes of a soldier.

Extremely Good for a Short Story

"I, Sergeant" was an awesome listen. For it being short, it was definitely intense. I would love to hear a continuation of this. Sergeant Renfro I think is an AI fighting in a war he was born into. The AI he's with gets hit and he pulls him out. What's great is the thought process going on with Renfro. If this story were to continue, this would be a perfect intro into a backstory of him. Another great book by Nick Thacker.

The narration by Aaron Shedlock was excellent. His voice was perfect for Renfro and for his partner as well. He has very well-defined vocal skills. I can't wait to hear more from both him and the author.

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Title: Between the Shades of Light and Dark

Author: Kathleen Lopez

Narrator: Sarah Grant

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 40 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-11-15

Publisher: Kathleen Lopez

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 5 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Samantha's life is good, mostly. She loves her father deeply, but even daddy's little girl finds the life of a military brat trying. Despite being the new girl too often, she soldiers on. Her mom could not. She lives for his life but now wants one of her own. Helpless but to stand witness, Samantha's life is once again packed up and shipped off, this time without her dad.

She now resides in the remote town of Columbus Cove. Saving her from the debilitating isolation is the cove's latest resident, Channing Ashford. It's as if he has stepped off the cover of a romance novel and into the sleepy little town. He is charming and handsome and Samantha's sole focus. The reformed drifter re-energizes her, and they find sanctuary within each other.

When a shocking murder claims more than one victim, the couple is blindsided. They find themselves embroiled in an investigation that threatens their newly found happiness. All their reserves of sanctuary are spent as the secrets that lay buried beneath the unpaved roads of Columbus Cove come to light.

Members Reviews:

Awesome book

Would you consider the audio edition of Between the Shades of Light and Dark to be better than the print version?

The audio performance was awesome -- so made me feel like I was there in the middle of the story. Her writing is good - and is well portrayed in the audible version.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Between the Shades of Light and Dark?

This books is about small town life and romance. Samantha is a young girl who's father is in the military and as a result they move around a lot. She hates being the new girl as a result of the moves. When she meets the man of her dreams, she gets a feeling that she has never experienced before. I don't write spoilers - so I will stop by saying you need to experience this book!!!

Which character as performed by Sarah Grant was your favorite?

Samantha

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Having been an air force brat myself -- I know exactly where Samantha was coming from.

Any additional comments?

I was given a copy of this book for an honest review.

Another great story

What made the experience of listening to Between the Shades of Light and Dark the most enjoyable?

You identify with the characters with a really great narrator which happens to be the case in this story. She almost sounds like someone you know and the use of the accents which is like mine made a stronger connection to this book.

Any additional comments?

I won this book through the authors contest and it took me some time to get to it but I'm glad I did because I didn't see the ending coming. This book is about small town life and a budding young romance. I grew up in small town America so I had a strong connection to this book, characters, and the town folks. If you want a great book to sit and relax to this is the book for you.

Great story!

Would you consider the audio edition of Between the Shades of Light and Dark to be better than the print version?

The audio performance was good, but the writing was good too, so either version is a good choice.

What did you like best about this story?

It was an easy-to-listen-to audiobook that kept me engaged, didn't get boring at all.

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Title: The Second Tree

Subtitle: The Order, Volume 1

Author: John Butziger

Narrator: Scott Thomas

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 6 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-17-15

Publisher: John Butziger

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 18 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Winner of the 2015 Shelf Unbound Indie Notable Award

Thanks to a drunken accident in Western Uganda, Martin and Andrew think they've found the next culinary craze to hit Manhattan's trendy restaurant scene. They're about to find out they've stumbled onto a centuries-old secret that, once unleashed, may be impossible to contain.

Everyone wants something from the new discovery. Andrew wants a chance to make a decent living and escape his dead-end job. Self-absorbed, greed-driven Martin wants to profit from a cutthroat industry that envisions a revolutionary product lurking in the find.

Military organizations at home and abroad have their own more violent agendas. And, hidden in a West Ugandan valley, a tribe of guardians wonder if an ancient prophecy is reaching fulfillment or if the world discovered their secret too soon.

In a story reminiscent of Crichton and Brown's corporate and religious thrillers, John Butziger presents a potent mix of adventure, conspiracy, and the mystical. From the petty double-dealing of a culinary network channel to the high-stakes world of cyber espionage, Butziger weaves a complex adventure where few can be trusted-and all want to control the power of The Second Tree.

Critic Reviews:

"Greed, exclusivity and rampant, aggressive commercialization are all themes brilliantly explored in Butziger's brisk narrative..." (Kirkus Reviews)

"...Butziger's work is one roller-coaster ride of intense emotion and heart stopping suspense." [New Vision (Uganda's leading daily)]

"An immensely promising start to a new thriller series." (Kirkus Reviews)

Members Reviews:

a mix of religion, espionage, and human nature

The bible tells of two trees growing in the Garden of Eden but we only remember one the one that Adam and Eve partook of removing them forever from the Garden and dooming the rest of the world with evils and mortality. Martin, an executive on a culinary network, has an accident in Uganda but he doesnt come back empty-handed - he brings back fruit. Andrew, another culinary network employee takes the fruit, grows it and discovers its delicious taste and shares it.

Theres more to the fruit than its beautiful looks and delicious taste though, it brings with it greed, lust for power and more. Martin wants more for his own personal desires and greed; Andrew wants more as it has become his livelihood. Traveling to Uganda Andrew discovers the truth behind the fruit as well as getting caught up in a military operation and cyber espionage.

Andrew has a decision to make will he make the right one? Or will greed and obsession take over?

This is my first experience with the author, John Butziger. Butziger did an excellent job of laying out the plot and introducing the conspiracy theories. He ties everything together, leaving little unanswered but you know there will be more because the secret is out and people never give up not when faced with wealth, recognition and power.

This was an action packed thriller with a mix of religion, espionage, and human nature. Complex but easily followed, Butziger created an adventure that will captivate and interest anyone who picks this book to hear.

I liked Scott Thomas as the narrator; he injected excitement and enthusiasm as well as concern and confusion where appropriate.

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Title: Dying in Detroit

Subtitle: A Bright & Fletcher Mystery

Author: Jonathan Watkins

Narrator: Carrington MacDuffie

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 24 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-05-15

Publisher: Dreamscape Media, LLC

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Issabella Bright has had it with bailing her handsome but unpredictable boyfriend-slash-partner out of the drunk tank, with him messing up their court schedule, and with his buttinski female best friend. But Darren's latest story is no flustered excuse - the glad-handing stranger who blew into his office is none other than Mr. Unreliable himself: Issabella's long-absent father. And the only thing he's brought with him is trouble.

No sooner does Howard Bright appear than a psychopath begins waging a campaign of terror aimed directly at Darren...and Issabella. Stalking the stalker to discover his motive - never mind his identity - could very well mean lights out for Bright & Fletcher. But Darren will put his safety, reputation, and personal fortune on the line if it means protecting Issabella.

Members Reviews:

Daddy Issues

Daddy issues is book #2 of Bright and Fletcher. I bought the second two because I liked the first one. I was not disappointed. Mr. Watkins writes with the same cavalier attitude as his heroes. There is truth in his writing. It is hidden in obscure observations and unspoken attitudes of his characters and settings. I like his story telling, and I suspect I'd enjoy a drink with the man who is telling them. Let's keep him writing.

Excellent whodunnit with a twist!

I fell madly in like with the characters in the first book and thoroughly enjoyed their wit and wisdom in this one. Some background questions were answered and the twist at the end caught me totally off guard...very satisfying!

Good Read!

I enjoyed this book enough to seek out and read the other Bright and Fletcher novels. Great characters and interesting plot. Well written!

great

this was a great book, i have read all three books in the series and found that this is a very good writer, i am waiting on the next Bright and fletcher book to come out, i can't wait to read it.

Enjoyable, fast-paced, filled with humor

This is the first book I have read by this author. His easy style is filled with humor. The backdrop of downtown Detroit comes through vividly. The characters are well developed. The plot moves right along with building tension between the main characters, as well as increasing danger. The only thing that confused me is a character named Malcolm Muhammad. He appears on page 100, right off a Greyhound Bus. We follow him for a short time, then never hear any more about him. I even went back and re-read every mention of his name, twice, to see if there was something I missed. Iâm still not sure how this scene furthers the story. The book was enjoyable and I will be reading more by this author.

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Title: Under The Ice: A Gus LeGarde Mystery

Author: Aaron Paul Lazar

Narrator: Lou Hecker

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 52 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-26-15

Publisher: Aaron Paul Lazar

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 17 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Note from the author: This is book nine in the award-winning LeGarde Mystery series, but it can easily be heard as a standalone, and all of the books can be heard in any order.

What do you do when your past comes back to kill you?

After escaping her abusive husband, life is finally good for Camille LeGarde and her daughter, Shelby. She has a great relationship with her new husband, Gus, who also loves Shelby like his own child. But the LeGarde family's fragile oasis is shattered when the man of Camille's nightmares is released from prison.

Greg Robinson never wanted to be a father. But he's playing the biological card for all it's worth to get close to Shelby, so he can realize his true goal - revenge against Gus LeGarde, the man who "stole" his wife and daughter.

Lured by the promise of connecting with her real dad, Shelby vanishes, sending Gus and Camille on a desperate race through the worst ice storm of the century to find her before Robinson can act on his chilling threat....

"If I can't have them, neither can you."

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Members Reviews:

A Decent Story, Feels like a Soap Opera

I started listening to this book because it was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of AudiobookBlast dot com.

I did not realize that it was the ninth book in a very long series. At first I thought the author had left out a lot detail, for instance a one line mention that the daughter had been in a comma most of her life. I realized that I had jumped into the middle of a soap opera and the character development had been going on through the previous eight books.

That being said, I am reviewing this from the position of this book as a standalone and not one of a series. I liked the book in that the story was relatively complete once you got to the end. Overall the story was interesting and it kept me listening to it each day until complete. I thought the author spent too much time on the relationships in the book, especially Gus's grandchildren. It was like sitting and watching someone play with their grandchildren and not being able to walk away after the initial cuteness wore off quickly. That combined with the sappy voice of the narrator was a little too much at times.

The narrator's female voices were just plain annoying to me. His voice was either too high or too deep for a regular woman, and it felt like he was trying too hard to make the women dramatic, much more than the men.

Overall the story is decent, the characters are interesting, but there is too much time spent on daily interactions that no one cares about, except if your into soap operas. The narrator adds to that distraction and adds too much drama to the book in his voice.

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Good Story

Would you listen to Under The Ice: A Gus LeGarde Mystery again? Why?

No.

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Title: Lowlifes

Author: Simon Wood

Narrator: Ed Hunter

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 6 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-13-15

Publisher: Dark Wood Books

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

San Francisco Detective Larry Hayes thinks he's hit bottom when he wakes up in an alley after a bad trip with no memory of the last four hours. This is only the beginning of his problems. Two blocks away, Hayes' informant, a homeless man named Noble Jon, lies dead, beaten, and stabbed. The eerie pangs of guilt seep into Hayes. Is he Jon's killer? The mounting evidence says so. Hayes mounts his own investigation to stay one step ahead of murder charge and disappears amongst the city's homeless community.

Members Reviews:

I enjoyed this action packed novella

Despite some paranormal aspects, which I do not like, this novella is excellent. The story is about a cop outrunning a murder charge until he has the opportunity to solve the murder himself. There is lots of action and suspense and narration is superb.