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Title: Truth Lies Bleeding

Author: Tony Black

Narrator: Garth Cruickshank

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 27 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-01-12

Publisher: Isis Publishing Ltd

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Four teenagers find the mutilated corpse of a young girl stuffed into a dumpster in an Edinburgh alleyway. Who is she? Where did she come from? Who killed her and why? Above all, where is the baby to whom she has obviously recently given birth? Inspector Rob Brennan, recently back from psychiatric leave, is still shocked by the senseless shooting of his only brother. His superiors think that the case of the dumpster girl will be perfect to get him back on track. But Rob Brennan has enemies within the force, stacks of unfinished business and a nose for trouble.

What he discovers about the murdered girl blows the case - and his life - wide open.

Members Reviews:

"Truth Lies Bleeding" is like a classic Rankin novel

"Truth Lies Bleeding" is like a classic Rankin novel, but quicker and with a slightly less morbid protagonist. In terms of technique, Black is approaching master class, particularly in how he describes grungy Edinburgh and how he cleanly alternates between characters and plots without letting his momentum lag. As for characters, readers who believe that Scottish Crime Fiction (aka "Tartan Noir") suffers a shortage of likable heroes should pick this book up. DI Rob Brennan is far from lovable, but he is consistent in his morality and fair in his assessments and actions. While Brennan certainly embodies the expected Scottish detective traits of silent rage, moderate depression and existential surrender, Black makes it clear that Brennan's worldview is derived less from trite "demons" than a belief that he (and others) can do better in their lives. His pragmatism and morality are near-equal, and that's a good thing, because anti-heroes can be a pain in the ass to root for. I also liked how the discovery of a mutilated corpse is only the starting point to a more layered and realistic crime story; there's no serial killer nonsense to be found, just desperation and perversion, and one frustrated yet dedicated guy who will have none of it. I hope Black has another Rob Brennan book or two in the works, because this book shows much promise for a series.

Pretty good read - interesting characters but a bit simplistic

Pretty close to quite good but a bit too much melodrama. Couple of plots circling Brennan - and both resolve themselves a bit too simply. Brennan is a decent character and the plot is not bad, but there is a tidiness amidst the chaos that belies all the hand-wringing. Overall, it's a decent effort but even I could see the resolution some ways off and I am rather dim when it comes to mysteries - one reason I like them - they always surprise me, but this time, not so much. I got the feeling that even the author was a touch eager to end it. Oddly enough, I liked the "sidekick" (McGuire) a bit more than the protagonist.

Not quite there ...

This is the first book I've read of this author, and I am a big UK police procedural fan, but I have just found there is way too much back story about the police, their infighting etc, that has little if nothing to do with the main storyline, which in itself is not bad, but it could of been much better if more attention had been payed to it rather than the police slagging each other off, I have the next in this series, I hope it's a better read ...

Good finish.

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Title: The Altered Case

Author: Peter Turnbull

Narrator: Gordon Griffin

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 19 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-01-12

Publisher: Soundings

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

When a deep grave containing five skeletons is discovered in the corner of a field, DCI Hennessey and his team of officers from the Vale of York Police are called in to investigate. The burial site had lain undiscovered for over 20 years and was only found after a chance conversation between two old friends revealed the possibly sinister reason for the area of disturbed soil that they had both noticed during their last summer of innocence. The resulting police inquiry soon uncovers a multiple murder that seems to have its roots in a legal dispute between two families which can be traced back to the aftermath of the English Civil War. But have the victims been discovered too late to catch the killer?

Members Reviews:

Five Stars

Great read --love this series!

Turnbull delivers a page turner!

Cyrus Middleton and Tony Allerton are childhood friends. They meet for coffee once a month on Friday night. While reminiscing they discuss something they found when they were 15--a mound in a field that they suspect hides a buried body. Middleton and Allerton decide to take their suspicions, some 30 years later, to the police.

DCI George Hennessey and DC Reginald Webster on the strength of the mens memories accompany them to the field to see if what they suspect is true. The field is owned by a thoroughly unlikeable man named Thomas Farrent. As the police dig in the area they find five bodies. Digging through thirty year old records, the police find a record of a missing family: The Parrs. The murder seems to be rooted in a land dispute of long running, but is it still possible to find the killer?

This is a British police procedural and although not the best that Turnbull has written over the years, it is a good solid mystery that weaves all the pieces together for a satisfactory read.

The Altered Case: (A Hennessey & Yellich Mystery)

Wonderful fun fast read of a mystery. Good plot, good sense of place and character. Like a good mysteries the past comes back to haunt those so assured that they had committed a perfect crime.

An interesting mystery

It was an unusual mystery that investigated a much earlier crime and the methods of investigation, thought, and technique used to solve it.

Very poorly written

I am only up to page 6 and have given up as I can't bear to continue with something so badly written. Was this book even edited? If so, the editor should hang their head in shame. Here is a typical sentence: "They sat in silence as they betook of the beverage, both admiring the slender form of the waitress, who had, they both thought, the mannerisms of a university undergraduate who was working to help her pay her way to a good degree, and the doors that would open for her". "Betook of the beverage" - really? How about "drank"? My mind boggles at what "mannerisms" the waitress displayed that might have told them (and us) all that about her. And as for the dialogue: "I need something else in me other than the slice of toast I had for breakfast in order to go through with this" ... "Likewise...It will psyche us up; help muster the courage to go through with this". Clunk, clunk, clunk. Pity really, because the plot sounded quite interesting and with better editing it might have been a decent read.

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Title: Knight & Day

Author: Ron Nessen, Johanna Neuman

Narrator: Christopher Lane

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 49 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-18-12

Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Ratings: 2.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Not since Dashiell Hammets characters Nick and Nora Charles has a couple exchanged so much biting banter in the course of solving a murder mystery.

Capturing the turbulence of Southeast DC and the opulence of Georgetown, Knight & Day richly evokes the contrast between the mean streets of Washington and the corridors of power on Capitol Hill.

Jerry Knight is the Night Talker, the opinionated right-wing host of Americas most popular all-night radio talk show. Jane Day is a thoroughly liberated and thoroughly liberal woman, a very ambitious reporter for the Washington Post. When a prominent environmentalist is murdered, Knight and Day race against a deadline, and each other, to solve a mystery that goes straight to the Hill.

Critic Reviews:

Knight & Day is a story as current as todays headlines, with characters as contemporary as tomorrows news. The gender chemistry of Knight & Day, their needling banter gives verbal foreplay a whole new meaning. A great mystery. (Steve Martini, New York Times best-selling author)

Great characters and a zing of a plot. Youll read it nonstop. Enjoy. (Larry King)

And you think Matalin and Carville are the political odd couple? Wait until you read Knight & Day! Heres a thriller worthy of the big screen. Suspenseful, romantic and funny in the Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy genre. (Kitty Kelley, New York Times best-selling author)

Members Reviews:

Clever Premise,

This is the first in a series. I liked the idea of a female, liberal, newbie journalist at the Washington Post, a male conservative radio talk show host, and a veteran almost burned out D.C. cop solving a murder together, even though they didn't really work together, being at odds with each other through most of the story.

All the characters were a bit over-the-top. Hopefully, the rough edges get smoothed somewhat in the next books. The story was good, but fairly predictable which is why I held it ti three stars. I am a tough rater.

So overall, not a great listen but good enough to make me want to read another by these authors.

Narrator was fine. No complaints about him at all.

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Title: Tailor

Author: Tammy Vreeland

Narrator: Tammy Vreeland

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 37 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-15-12

Publisher: Tammy Vreeland

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 10 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

John is a small town reporter who has just been given the chance of a lifetime. The notorious serial killer Taylor the Tailor has requested him personally to write her life story. The catch is John has only three days before Taylor is to be electrocuted to interview her. During those three days John unravels a story like no other. Overwhelmed in just the first interview, John turns to his young assistant, Lauren, for help. Lauren readily agrees and heads to Taylor's hometown to come up with cold hard facts to help make Taylor's story a credible one.

However, both Lauren and John quickly realize that Taylor's tale may not be that easy to prove. Although both of them are skeptics at heart, they are finding out that Taylor's story is not an easy one to understand or believe. Especially with its supernatural undertones.

John's interviews start off with Taylor's childhood, and to his horror, John realizes that Taylor had begun to kill as early as the age of four with her first victim being her father. As Taylor grows up, her list of victims increases as her skills at being "The Tailor" sharpen.

Tim is Taylor's brother, who had been institutionalized at a very young age. Upon being released Tim had changed his name so as not to be connected with Taylor in any fashion. Unfortunately, due to Taylor's impending doom, Tim finds himself thrown back into Taylor's world.

Tim and Lauren team up to try and put a stop to Taylor's evil once and for all. Yet, all three of them question why Taylor wants her story to be told now? Is it to seek redemption for all the bad deeds she has done, knowing her time is limited? Maybe, it's to brag to the world how much she got away with and how she did it? Or is it something so much darker that none of them will find out until the third day at the stroke of midnight?

Members Reviews:

Pleasantly Surprised...

If you could sum up Tailor in three words, what would they be?

Unusual, unique and disturbing

What was one of the most memorable moments of Tailor?

When Tim has his first interview with Lauren.

What about Tammy Vreelands performance did you like?

I'll be honest I almost didn't get this due to the comments about the narration. I listened to the sample and knew what I was getting into. The reader was just as the sample, no slurring words, no heavy breathing, just simple reading. It may not have been a full blown out production but I enjoyed it.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I did because I wasn't sure where it was going and then I figured the ending but she took it a step farther which I really liked.

Any additional comments?

Listen to the sample so you know what you are getting. As for the story I had thought it would be more of a murder/mystery due to the listing but it was darker... should have probably been put in Thriller or Horror.

don"t bother

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

A different narrator.

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Title: Unidentified

Author: Billie Sue Mosiman

Narrator: Daniel Dorse

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 9 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-13-12

Publisher: BILLIE SUE MOSIMAN

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

June 2012: Number one in Kindle Suspense and Number 16 in Kindle Store

From an Edgar and Stoker Nominated author comes a true novel of suspense.

Karl LaRosa is living the good life as a Hollywood agent. He's got the best clients, the finest car and home, plenty of lovers, and the world by the tail. Then someone starts stalking him, running him off the road, vandalizing his house, and so much more. Why was his life crumbling right before his eyes? What had he done to deserve such an enemy?

What he doesn't know is that the events in his life follow the script of a murder movie being filmed, a film he's involved in. Can Karl solve the mystery of his increasingly bold assailant before he falls victim to a particularly gruesome death? His stalker is Unidentified. Which one of those involved with the new film is a killer? Karl LaRosa is presented with a paradox he needs to solve - he has to - his life depends on it.

Members Reviews:

I enjoy Ms Moisman's books

I enjoy Ms Moisman's books. I enjoyed this one as well. I won't go into plot as this has been covered many times.

I enjoyed the book. It is what it is: a fun escape. Isn't that why we read mysteries? For enjoyment and to step away from our life for a little time?

This wasn't her best and the ending was predictable. Others have spoken about lack of character development and that rings true but, as I did care about them, I still wanted to know them better. And I was disappointed in the ending.

I will continue to read her books. Her writing deserves attention and enjoyment.

Unusual

Different, interestingly so. Sort of a behind the scenes of movie making. Characters not really laudable but kept me reading to the end.

Mystery and Suspense Throughout

I have to admit that when I first started this novel I didn't know what direction it was gonna take but then I was sucked in. The flow of the story line and the development of the characters is amazing.

Karl has no idea who is turning his life upside down or why but when people start dying he knows that whoever is doing it won't stop until they get whatever it is they want. The reality that what this person wants is for him to no longer be alive is almost too much for him to bare. And what makes it even worse is when things start to come together and he finds out that a secret Hollywood project could hold some clue as to what is happening he is bound by secrecy and has no one to turn too.

I really enjoyed this novel and recommend it to mystery fans everywhere.

Awesome!!!

Unidentified is truly awesome. It is suspenseful, compelling, and tragic. The dialogue is natural and free flowing. The writing is great, an easy read that keeps you guessing. I didn't have a clue until the end who the culprit was and I was completely surprised. The characters are well developed and believable.

I have a new author to add to my favorites! Thank you, Billie Sue, for the hours of pure enjoyment and escape.

There is coarse language, sexual content, and plenty of violence, all of which fits in the storyline. This doesn't bother me, but I know it does bother some readers.

Bravo Ms. Mosiman!

Being the object on which a mad person fixates is very scary. It is even more scary when that madman or woman is able to present a normal front to others. "Unidentified" is the story of a very disturbed person who will stop at nothing in its quest for vengeance.

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Title: Fade to Blue

Subtitle: An Evan Horne Mystery, Book 7

Author: Bill Moody

Narrator: Gary Dikeos

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 49 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-06-12

Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

San Francisco jazz pianist Evan Horne takes a gig in Los Angeles, where hes offered his most unusual job yet. Movie megastar Ryan Stiles hires Evan to teach him to look like hes playing piano for an upcoming role. Evan stays at Stiles lush Malibu home for the tutoring, but things suddenly go wrong for the arrogant, spoiled star.

Stiles adversarial relationship with the paparazzi explodes when a photographer is killed. Was it an accident, or is Stiles himself a suspect? Evan wants out, but Stiles manager entices him to stay by dangling the opportunity to score the film. Stiles is cleared, but when the film begins, another mysterious death occurs, and somebody is blackmailing the star.

With help from his FBI girlfriend, Andie Lawrence, and Lieutenant Danny Cooper, Evan launches his own investigation to help clear Stiles. But now, to further complicate things, a serial killer has escaped from prison - and its Gillian Sims, Evans old nemesis.

About the author: Bill Moody is a mystery author and professional jazz drummer who has toured and recorded with Maynard Ferguson, Junior Mance, Jon Hendricks, and Lou Rawls. He lives in northern California, where he hosts a weekly jazz show, and is the author of a dozen short stories in various collections and several Evan Horne mystery novels.

Critic Reviews:

The book is consistently enjoyable on many levels and is recommended. (Spinetingler Magazine)

The fascinating process of teaching an actor to fake playing the piano gives Moody, a jazz musician himself, another avenue to doing what he does best, incorporating vividly rendered slices of a jazzmans life into a satisfying crime story. An agreeable adventure in a consistently entertaining series. (Booklist)

Fade to Blueprovides audiences with a fine Evan Horne mystery in which the jazz pianist takes a gig in Los Angeles where hes offered a job thats more than a teaching job. A spoiled star and a dead photographer involve Evan in a dangerous game, and when he wants out, compelling forces cause him to stay - and become even more involved in what evolves to be a mysterious death and blackmail. Mystery fans will find this an outstanding story packed with music and Hollywood references alike. (Midwest Book Review)

Members Reviews:

As totally satisfying as,.....

This latest Evan Horne, Bill Moody mystery novel is as satisfying as a glass of Lagavulin, a Don Tomas Classico, or a Philly Cheesesteak.

No. Make that a Hot Sausage and peppers sandwich, with provolone.

Except it will not clog your arteries or ruin your health.

To the contrary, the atmosphere of a confortable jazz ambience of this book will probably improve it.

The aura that surrounds the entire series, and more particularly, this latest product, is like slipping on an old but familiar pair

of slippers.

The circucmstances and unraveling of the story presents you as a witness in the shadows to events and scenes, without long Dostoyvesky like descriptions.

Each story is unique in this series, but does reflects back to earlier novels; an original thread, without forcing you to have been involved from the start.

You never feel like you have to catch up.

Mr.

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Title: Caravan of Thieves

Author: David Rich

Narrator: Jeff Cummings

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 6 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-30-12

Publisher: Brilliance Audio

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Rollie Waters is the smartest guy in any room. He knows all the angles, and hes never fewer than two steps ahead of trouble - a skill he learned from the con-artist father who raised him, though he hasnt seen him in years. Like his father, Dan, Rollie knows how to offer cheap gifts with one hand while stealing the family silver with the other. But unlike Dan, Rollie is not a criminal.

Rollies childhood was a mesh of perfectly believable lies stretched so thin that he barely knows who he is. Its only when hes working undercover as a Marine, inhabiting a false identity, that Rollie is comfortable in his own skin. The danger of deep undercover work makes use of his talents and keeps him out of trouble. Most of the time.

After hes yanked out of his latest assignment and tossed in the brig, hes only partly surprised when the officials in charge mention one name: Dan Waters. U.S. government money - a lot of money - has gone missing, and they think Rollies father took it. The only way to find Dan is to trace the frail tendrils of truth scattered among Rollies childhood memories. To do that, hell have to go deep into the undercover identity of a lifetime: his own.

Members Reviews:

More, please!

It is not often you find a first novel with great plot, strong compelling characters and writing that leaps off the page. But that is just what David Rich has accomplished in this fine book. Rich's writing is lean and tight and he deftly avoids the pitfall of sentimental claptrap while exploring the complex relationship that Rollie has with his father. Rollie is drawn like the best characters out of Raymond Chandler, covering some of the same geographic turf that Chandler did so well so long ago. Critic Robert Moss said of Chandler's "The Big Sleep": "The story is structurally and thematically unified, the characters fully developed, and the style distinctive and sharp." That applies perfectly to "Caravan of Thieves". I'm a big fan of both Chandler and Michael Connelly - Rich's book belongs in the company of their best. More, please, David!!!

A Total Rush

Talented author David Rich has given us crime fanatics a great gift-Caravan Of Thieves.

The main characters are so captivating that you know from the first pages that you will follow them to the ends of the earth...and you do. Read this now.

It's a must read

I hope he writes more books. Loved every minute of it. Reminds me a little of Lee Childs, and I've read every one of his.

Nice set up for a series character

A strong first effort. Nice set up for a series character.

Picaresque Marine

Mr Rich has created a very intriguing picaresque character that is the star of this appealing novel. Rollie Waters is a marine working as an undercover agent in Afghanistan. His background includes a childhood with a father who has taught him how to lie, cheat and gain things he wants via being a con artist. As a consequence of this background Rollie is most comfortable working under cover utilizing identities other than his own.

Unexpectedly while working undercover in the field he is seized by his own command and thrown into the brig. It is indicated that his father, Dan Waters, has stolen a great deal of money while in Iraq. Rollie is told that he is responsible for finding his father, and returning the money to the general in charge of his unit.

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Title: Checkmate

Subtitle: Checkmate Series, Book 1

Author: Loren Robinson

Narrator: Cameron Beierle

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 10 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-24-12

Publisher: Books in Motion

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Somewhere in the near future, cars are driven on electric highways and in the air on designated corridors at set elevations. Law enforcement agencies have been reorganized under new designations. International space stations have become small cities, but not quite self-supporting. Colonel Harmon Steele, test pilot for Garland Aviation and a NASA shuttle pilot, spends part of his time delivering supplies to the various stations. Terrorist threats have kept the country on alert, but when a space station blows up, the blame is put on the colonel.

Unable to prove his innocence at his trial, Steele is found guilty of murder. Steele knows who planted the bomb and finds himself in a chess match, trying to capture his opponent before Agent Krisler captures him.

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Title: The Demon of Dakar

Author: Kjell Eriksson

Narrator: Julie Maisey

Format: Unabridged

Length: 12 hrs and 39 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-23-12

Publisher: Audible Studios

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Winner of the Swedish Crime Academy Award for Best Crime Novel Uppsala, Sweden.

A naked man is unearthed from a river with a lacerated neck and the only clue to his identity is the remains of a tattoo that has been sliced off his arm. When a local drugs deal goes awry and another man is hospitalised with a similar wound, Inspector Ann Lindell and her team are called in to investigate. All clues lead back to the local Dakar restaurant, run by the gluttonous Slobodan Andersson. As Lindell delves deeper and is drawn into a dangerous maze of kidnap, blackmail, drug smuggling and betrayal, she must face a race against time to catch the killer. Already one of Scandinavia's crime-writing stars, Kjell Eriksson's third Ann Lindell mystery, is a thrilling display of brooding backdrops, unsettling suspense, and intriguing characters. Translated by Let the Right One In's Ebba Segerberg.

Members Reviews:

Confused....

I really did not enjoy this book....half the time I didn't have a clue what was going on! You reach a situation in the book...but due to massive gaps in the storyline you're not quite sure how you got there... very disjointed and confused, almost as if I was listening to it on "shuffle". I kept going to the very weak end but this book was not for me.

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Title: Killer in Pair-A-Dice

Subtitle: Steven Garneau Series, Book 1

Author: Dennis N. Griffin

Narrator: Michael Taylor

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 7 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-21-12

Publisher: Books in Motion

Ratings: 1 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Killer In Pair-A-Dice is the story of a serial rapist and murderer operating in the Las Vegas Valley. Not far from the glitter of this world-famous adult playground, the killer claims his victims. Driven by a deep hatred for women, he begins his reign of terror by seeking out those who remind him of someone from his past. Someone who caused him great pain. As the body count rises, the national news media pick up on the story.

Pressure for a speedy apprehension is brought to bear by feminist groups and politicians. But the killer is both daring and intelligent. He leaves little in the way of clues or evidence that will lead to his being identified. His ability to attack in areas teeming with people without being seen, leads the press to dub him the Phantom.

Members Reviews:

Did I read the same book as the other reviews?

Would you try another book from Dennis N. Griffin and/or Michael Taylor?

NO!!!!!!!!!!

Has Killer in Pair-A-Dice turned you off from other books in this genre?

No

What didnt you like about Michael Taylors performance?

He sounded like Joe Friday narrating a really bad episode of Dragnet.

If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Killer in Pair-A-Dice?

The entire book!

Any additional comments?

If the was not the worst book I ever listened to then it was a photo finish. Bad story and bad reader equals a waste of time. I can't believe I listened too the whole book. Terrible...simply terrible.