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Title: The Dark Side of the Mirror

Subtitle: The Reverend Bernard Paltoquet Mystery Series, Book 7

Author: Pat Herbert

Narrator: Karl R. Hart

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 21 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-07-17

Publisher: Pat Herbert

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Twins run in families, or so it has been known. The Fentiman family have their fair share of twins, past and present.

Robespierre and Danton Fentiman, identical in appearance, but not in personality, were hanged for two different murders back in 1937. Their ghosts appear to Robespierre's twin sons, Carl and Basil, nearly 20 years later, asserting that their convictions were wrong and asking them to rectify two miscarriages of justice.

Carl asks his local vicar, Bernard Paltoquet of St Stephen's Church, Wandsworth, for help and he in turn seeks the help of an experienced clairvoyant. His close friend, Dorothy Plunkett, is still away in Exeter looking after her ailing father, so she sends him Anbolin Amery-Judge in her stead.

What follows is the unravelling of two 20-year-old mysteries, culminating in wrongs being righted, with many a misunderstanding along the way.

Bernard's friend, Dr Robbie MacTavish, is along for the ride, although he is distracted by a romantic entanglement with a much younger woman, much to the disapproval of the Reverend Paltoquet.

Meanwhile Mrs Harper, Bernard's faithful housekeeper, keeps her beady eye on both men, ever ready with a caustic comment or a fondant fancy, as occasion demands.

Listeners who have heard and enjoyed other novels in this series will easily recognise the characters and their foibles as they take the journey with them through the twists and turns of a plot that moves backwards and forwards from the mid-1930s to the mid-1950s.

Members Reviews:

Clairvoyant Solves Generational Murders In Wandsworth, U.K.

It is amazing how each volume of this series gets more intriguing.

This novel involved the subjects of twins, both hanged for murders, both innocent, yet were they? Well, Reverend Bernard Paltoquet and his buddy, Dr. Robbie MacTavish are back on the search. Why them? Because the murders occurred twenty years ago.

Wandsworth, U.K. in 1956 has a man, Carl Feinterman coming to seek help from Bernie to rid him of his hanging father's ghost in his workshop. Bernie finds out that this is a case for Dorothy, a clairvoyant. Dorothy sends her mentor, an elderly Clairvoyant and combination Miss Marple to boot.

The Clairvoyant quickly realizes what is going on (amidst her constant eating,) and now the stop is finding tangible proof.

Meanwhile, Robbie is having a fling with the local pub girl. Bernie worries about his best friends soul, while the clairvoyant realizes that Robbie is repeating history. Does he even know who this girl really is?

This book is a very readable, yet complex, murder mystery (mysteries) that entertains you as well. It shows the value of true psychics and to my great amusement even changed the mind of a true skeptic. Great Reading.

Get to know this series. This book spanned the era of 1936 to 1956. Rationing was still going on for items such as Petrol (gasoline.) Interesting look at life in England during those years.

Mystery, wit, and tons of charm

This is an incredible read with humor spread throughout. Not your everyday ghost story, but will sure to allow your imagination to pick up the lighthearted demeanor of Bernard and his friends.

I chose to read this first and could have made a horrible mistake, but I'm so glad that ain't read this 7th book of the series of Pat Herbert.

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Title: Written in Bones

Subtitle: Inspector McLean, Book 7

Author: James Oswald

Narrator: Ian Hanmore

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 3 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-23-17

Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

A body is found in a tree in the Meadows, Edinburgh's beautiful public park. The forensics suggest that the corpse has fallen from a height - but was it an accident or a shocking message?

The dead man had led quite a life - a disgraced ex-cop turned criminal kingpin and, most recently, the head of a celebrated charity.

As McLean investigates, his search takes him from the city's underworld - crossing paths with some of the most dangerous and the most vulnerable people in society - before taking him to the heart of a shadowy conspiracy stretching back years....

Members Reviews:

Tony M You've Been Gone Too Long

This is one series where I always look forwards to the next instalment. The mixture of strong characters, police procedural and elements of the supernatural all infused with Ian Hanmore'ssmooth as velvet narrationare allingredients for a fine audiobook experience. Another odd case confronts Inspector McLean with a body appearing to have been dropped from a great height making for a tough assignment.

After the dizzying heights and dramatic crescendo that Oswald achieved in the previous instalment "The Damage Done" it was always going to bea tough act to followand I think it has proved that way. Much of this book felt a just a little more staid and ordinary than the previous ones until the concluding hours of the book.Most of theit feels like the characters being given a much deserved break from theirearlier physical and metaphysical exertions. Personally I luxuriatedhappily listening to the purring Hanmore and enjoying the characters as much as the story even if the ending and the way the mystery of the original crime was resolved was alittle unimpressive to my ears.

I see some reviews on Amazon are strongly hinting that this book could be taken as a stand-alone novel. I suppose that it could be and still be enjoyed but this series isso good that I would urge anyone considering that to instead start from the beginning. The back story of the characters and the premise of the series are so strong that this one is well worth investing in.

So not the best of the series but still enough for me to feel that I have had my McLean fix for the year!

Bravo

I counted the days, excited about the release of James Oswalds latest book. I was not disappointed only sorry that I have finished it. It was full of twists and turns keeping me absorbed and guessing throughout the whole book. I feel I know the character's each with their own individual personalities. James Oswald can write his books without acts of brutal violence, blood and gore that can be quite horrific to read/listen to. Also, although there is some cursing, it is appropriate within the character and not just endless bad language that is totally unnecessary. Ian Hanmore was again faultless in his narration. Roll on the next book.

never disappoints me

I love these books !

and I love this narrator . just downloaded his next one and I know I won't be disappointed!

Another great read from the faultless James Oswald

I love James Oswald's books and read by the wonderful Ian Hanmore makes them irresistible.

Another great mcclean book

Loved the narration Hanmore on form as always, great little twists and turns. Really enjoyed

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Title: Valley of Redemption

Subtitle: A Tucker Novel, Book 2

Author: R.O. Barton

Narrator: Eddie Frierson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 18 hrs and 51 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-13-17

Publisher: Randy Barton

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 7 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Tucker goes to Houston to investigate the "accidental" death of a Nashville billionaire's wife. In the process, he uncovers a conspiracy involving a lethal Houston gang, dirty cops, multiple murders, Columbian hit men, an international assassin and a monstrous drug lord known only as "The Gringo", who controls gangs along the border from California to Louisiana.

The closer Tucker gets to unraveling the mystery and uncovering the truth, the less he knows.

Tucker believes all the answers are in Mexico, and his only hope is to find "The Gringo" before his gangbangers kill him. Once there, Tucker discovers that some people are not who they say they are, and that finding the truth can take you to some of life's darkest places.

Members Reviews:

the second book was very good

I liked this second installment of Tucker -- I liked that he called in his friends to help him take on the bad guys.

In the first 1/3 he was less like Tucker -less a bad-ass He did take on a lot of situations where he had to "take care of business"

I did not like that his dog Tuesday died --- this happens on about the first page/ SAD but it is the circle of life (I know sappy)

I will read the third one --

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Title: Labyrinth

Subtitle: The Nameless Detective, Book 6

Author: Bill Pronzini

Narrator: Doug Hamilton

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 48 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-18-17

Publisher: Speaking Volumes

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Nameless is called in by his friend, police lieutenant Eberhardt, when a dead woman's purse contains Nameless's business card. Nameless has never met her, and cannot make a connection. Next, Nameless is hired to track and protect a disturbed man, Martin Talbot, who may be harmed by the husband of a woman who died when Talbot's car collided with theirs after Talbot fell asleep at the wheel. But despite keeping a close tail, things go horribly wrong.

Members Reviews:

This series is a great private detective series

This series is a great private detective series. The "hook" is that he is never named. This is an unusual concept in story writing, especially for a long term series but Pronzini does it well. This series is one where the main character ages, so to go through his life chronologically you should start with the earliest book.

good mystery

I have been reading this series and they have great twists and turns. I like nameless he is a character with a personality, that is belivable, and I want to know what happens to him from book to book

Solid Atmospheric Whodunit

Solid entry in the Nameless series.

Another Nameless Winner

Somehow I overlooked reading this Nameless Detective book. Only drawback was that I did not like the cover of the book.

That being said one doesn't judge a book by its cover. This was a fast, enjoyable read.

Sixth Nameless mystery ups the thrills and danger

There is a great moment in this Nameless mystery when someone has vandalized his office, and Nameless panics thinking they might come to his apartment and do the same...possibly destroying his irreplacable and expensive pulp fiction collection. Not many fictional detectives are more worried about their magazine collections than their lives! But Nameless, the everyman P.I., isn't like the TV detectives (another amusing point of the story has a character comparing him to Jim Rockford/James Garner, and Nameless coming up short), although he comes through it's not by swashbuckling fists of iron or guns ablazing.

This is an above-average Nameless mystery and better than the last few because it has more of a danger element, Nameless his held at gunpoint not once but twice, and both times escapes by luck rather than skill. The story starts with two seemingly unrelated crimes...two murders committed that turn out to have quite a bit in common, as the victims are related in interesting ways. One is a college girl found with Namesless's business card in her pocket, the other occurs later and ends up having connections to the dead girl. Through good old fashioned detective work and hitting the pavement by questioning everyone related or involved with the victims, Nameless slowly begins to turn up connections, and finds the reasons behind the crimes. But as they say, it may be too late to save the latest victim, himself...

This Nameless features a much more interesting plotline than many of the other Nameless stories, as everything seemingly totally non-related in the story fits in by the end with a very satisfying denoument. Nameless has quite a few ruminations on the current state of his life...quitting smoking, spending too much money on his collection, having his rent raised, not having a significant female relationship...you begin to wish old guy a bit of happiness in the future, and hopefully things will begin to look up in the next few stories.

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Title: Private Delhi

Author: James Patterson, Ashwin Sanghi

Narrator: Sartaj Garewal

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 9 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-12-17

Publisher: Random House AudioBooks

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 6 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Random House presents the unabridged downloadable audiobook edition of Private Delhi by James Patterson, read by Sartaj Garewal.

Santosh Wagh quit his job as head of Private India after harrowing events in Mumbai almost got him killed. But Jack Morgan, global head of the world's finest investigation agency, needs him back. Jack is setting up a new office in Delhi, and Santosh is the only person he can trust.

Still battling his demons, Santosh accepts, and it's not long before the agency takes on a case that could make or break them. Plastic barrels containing dissolved human remains have been found in the basement of a house in an upmarket area of South Delhi. But this isn't just any house; this property belongs to the state government.

With the crime scene in lockdown and information suppressed by the authorities, delving too deep could make Santosh a target to be eliminated.

Members Reviews:

Disappointed

I struggled to finish this, the narrator was terrible. Love James Patterson disappointed with this.

By far the worst of the Private series to date

What would have made Private Delhi better?

A stronger story, better writing and a better narrator

What was most disappointing about James Patterson and Ashwin Sanghi s story?

It was very poor in every respect, the awful narration and 'caricature' of accents was excruciatingly bad

Who might you have cast as narrator instead of Sartaj Garewal?

Any of the previous Private narrators, good to have consistency as we see in the Rebus series of books

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

Only one, it could have been longer than it was which would have just slowed down the torture of listening to it

Any additional comments?

It is often said that the art of writing is not what is written but what is left to the reader to imagine. In this story nothing was left to the imagination, it was effectively a children's story marketed at adults through some bad language and gruesome descriptions of medical procedures to get a shock factor. I hope never to listen to something so truly awful again.

So why did I listen to all of it? Necessary to give a fair review. Not even the revelation of "Whodunnit" was a surprise

Love the private books but fake Indian accents omg

I usually love these books

I am not sure if it is the narrator or the absolutely ridiculous Indian accent he is trying to put on ...

I can not comment on the story as I can not listen to all of it

First book ever

Shame

Another great book.

I loved it, there was so many twists and turns that you will be gripped till the very end.

Half way through - not planning to finish it.

I was disappointed with this book, I'm half way through it and don't think I will finish I find it boring. the first half rambles on and on. We are now just getting onto the storyline, but sadly I have lost interest and don't care. The narrator tries his best but American Jack Morgan with and Indian accent - it doesn't work.

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Title: So Many Boots, So Little Time

Subtitle: The MisAdventures of Miss Lilly, Book 3

Author: Kalan Chapman Lloyd

Narrator: Kara Beth Chapman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 26 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-29-16

Publisher: Rebelle Press

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

You need to stop all this yoga crap and find your inner badass again.

Old love. New Love. A love you wish would just die.

A kinder, gentler Lilly? Small-town lawyer Lilly Atkins has calmed down. She's doing yoga, her hair is relatively tame, and she hasn't shot anyone in a while. But with bad boy Cash Stetson out of rehab, former FBI agent-turned-attorney Spencer Locke dogging her steps and a ghost from her past who just won't go away, her trigger finger is starting to itch.

When cattle rustlers hit a little too close to home, and she's forbidden to investigate, the only thing to do is get up off the yoga mat and grab her gun. Will Lilly stay zen? Or get her groove back?

Critic Reviews:

"Charming and heartfelt... a well-developed journey of self-discovery and romance." (Kirkus Reviews)

Members Reviews:

Moving On

Any additional comments?

Dear Miss Lily - I'm leaving you. I'm moving on, because you can't seem to do so. The first book left me at "enjoyable, but dang, this woman has issues". Book two left me at "she really needs to let this stuff go". Book three left me completely worn out from sitting through therapy sessions that I'm not getting paid to do, nor do I get the opportunity to interact. It's sad - your author has created some fun and interesting characters who inevitably circle back to telling you to get over yourself, pull yourself up, and get back to your badass self. Which you don't do. And then I get to listen to why. I can appreciate that writing can be therapeutic, even cathartic. That's your own journey. We, the public, burning a credit for a little escapism, would appreciate a little more misadventure and a whole lot less personal angst. My best to you, darlin' - but we're done.

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Title: Taking on Water

Author: David Rawding

Narrator: Curt Simmons

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 52 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-07-16

Publisher: Red Adept Publishing, LLC

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 22 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

When James Morrow, a social worker, first meets Kevin Flynn, he suspects the teen is being abused. To learn more about Kevin's home life, he gets to know the boy's father, Tucker, who's a lobsterman. James is able to put his suspicions to rest, and the two families begin to form a friendship.

When a kid at the local recreation center dies of an overdose, detective Maya Morrow adds the case to the long list related to the drug problem plaguing the small New Hampshire coastal town of Newborough. But her investigation gets her much too close to the dangerous players.

Both the Morrows and the Flynns are holding dark secrets, and when their lives collide, tragedy is inevitable.

Members Reviews:

I'm hooked

The narration for Taking on Water was done by Curt Simmons who does a really nice job. I had already read this book so I had a voice in my head and usually, the narrator isn't even close. That wasn't the case here. Simmons does a really nice job with this -- allowing the book to flow at the speed that Rawding meant it to be read at.

Wow, I don't like to start off a review with an interjection unless I really mean it, but seriously this book grabbed me by my haunches and threw me overboard. James and Maya were so incredibly likable and relatable. I feel like I knew them or had at least met someone like them once in my life.

The story follows James a social worker with a past filled with being abused. He puts that all behind him when he meets his wife Maya. Maya calms the stormy seas within him and its smooth sailing from there that is until someone throws a crowbar into it. Maya is a local police officer investigating the increase in narcotics (specifically heroin) in their small fishing town in New Hampshire. Along the way, James meets and befriends a local lobsterman named Tucker and their two families become very close until tragedy befalls one of the families -- I cannot explain much more without spoiling it for you, but believe me -- this story is a thrill ride from beginning to end.

My wife works in a field similar to this and I know a lot of people who work in social work -- all of the references to that and the police were seemed spot on to me. Now throw in James' history of being abused -- where those scenes were so vivid and visceral it's hard not to feel bad for him. That is the only warning I would give people -- the scenes of abuse and writing about it could cause some issues to anyone who has been in that situation or known someone who was.

The story is definitely a builder, as in the beginning the author is setting the tension. Well, halfway through you can tell the tension is getting to be so tight it might snap soon. And by 3/4 the way through it gets so tense it finally gives way, allowing the reader to flow to the end because they can't just leave it like that. Rawding has an incredible knack for knowing what the reader wants to happen next and doesn't leave them hanging for long. I hope that he writes another story like this -- and I hope he writes it soon because I loved this book.

I don't like to think I'm overpraising a book -- but there was just something about it. Maybe it's setting in the New England area (I've vacationed to Maine many times), or just the way he developed the characters.

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Titel: The Dry

Autor:: Jane Harper

Erzähler: Götz Otto

Format: Abridged

Spieldauer: 7 hrs and 55 mins

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 10-21-16

Herausgeber: Argon Verlag

Kategorien: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

Die schlimmste Trockenheit seit 100 Jahren lastet wie heißes Blei auf dem ländlichen Städtchen Kiewarra mitten im australischen Nirgendwo. Das Vieh stirbt, die Menschen fürchten um ihre Existenz. Als Luke Harding, seine Frau und ihr Sohn erschossen aufgefunden werden, glauben alle, dass der Farmer durchgedreht ist und erweiterten Suizid begangen hat. Aber Sergeant Raco hat seine Zweifel...

Aaron Falk kehrt nach 20 Jahren zum ersten Mal nach Kiewarra zurück - zur Beerdigung seines Jugendfreundes Luke. Bald brechen alte Wunden wieder auf, das Misstrauen wirft lange Schatten auf die Kleinstadt. Und die Hitze lässt den Druck steigen.

©2016 Jane Harper (Originalausgabe erschien unter 2016 unter dem Titel "The Dry" bei Pan Macmillan Australia Pty Ltd.) / Rowohlt Verlag GmbH, Reinbek bei Hamburg. Übersetzung von Ulrike Wasel und Klaus Timmermann (P)2016 Argon Verlag GmbH, Berlin

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Title: Whisky from Small Glasses

Subtitle: A D.C.I. Daley Thriller, Book 1

Author: Denzil Meyrick

Narrator: David Monteath

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 35 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-13-16

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

DCI Jim Daley is sent from the city to investigate a murder after the body of a woman is washed up on an idyllic beach on the West Coast of Scotland. Far away from urban resources, he finds himself a stranger in a close-knit community.

Love, betrayal, fear and death stalk the small town, as Daley investigates a case that becomes more deadly than he could possibly imagine, in this compelling Scottish crime novel infused with intrigue and dark humour.

Denzil Meyrick was born in Glasgow and brought up in Campbeltown. After studying politics, he pursued a varied career including time spent as a police officer, freelance journalist, and director of several companies.

Beginning with Whisky From Small Glasses, The Last Witness and Dark Suits and Sad Songs, the DCI Daley series have all become Scottish Crime best sellers, with all three entering the Kindle top 10.

Whisky From Small Glasses reached number two in the store in the summer of 2015.

Members Reviews:

no ice

Where does Whisky from Small Glasses rank among all the audiobooks youve listened to so far?

it is good well read good characters keeps you listening

What did you like best about this story?

the twists and closed community

Which scene was your favorite?

the old man and the sea near the end

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

no just happy to listen and enjoy

Finally! A great voice actor!

This is exactly what you want from an Audiobook; a great story, well-written and brilliantly performed by someone who can actually 'do' accents.

Other books could be rescued by hiring this guy. Damien Boyd's books for instance. Fabulous stories, well-written, but narrated by someone who simply should have another career...

Looking forward to the next one already!

excellent introduction to a new series of books

What made the experience of listening to Whisky from Small Glasses the most enjoyable?

the tone and pace of the book

What did you like best about this story?

the setting and characters - I've been looking for new authors in-between my Rebus and Bosch books - given up with Jack Reacher (too perfect, too drawn out stories) - Jim Daley is a great addition

Any additional comments?

looking forward to the rest

A welcome new discovery

This is the first Denzil Meyrick novel I have read and I am sure it won't be the last. The plot was a little obvious, but overall it was well paced with brilliant characterisation.

But perhaps the finest feature of all was the simply masterful narration. Listening to David Montreath's impressive array of voices was an absolute joy from start to finish.

Excellently read.

Good story, moves at pace but still has lots of clear description putting you right in the scene. Narrator is excellent

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Title: Murder in the Genes: The Trilogy

Subtitle: Son of a Serial Killer, Blood of a Serial Killer, Fanatic

Author: James Ross

Narrator: Don Kline

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 52 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-19-16

Publisher: James ROSS

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Son of a Serial Killer: Ben Green is a troubled young man, losing his mind and hearing voices. Worse than that, his nightmares are just beginning.

Detective Inspector Summers hates dealing with drug addicts, thieves, violent men and women, rapists, child molesters, and murderers. She wants to be a doctor in a surgery, saving the lives of the sick. Instead she deals with the sick and twisted. Finally she gets handed the case she wants, the reason she joined the force. Her investigations lead Summers closer to Ben, and his involvement to the case slowly becomes clear.

Blood of a Serial Killer: It's only natural for Benny Jones to want to know more about the father he never met. He's turning 18, and his doting mother, Eve, can no longer put off answering his questions with the excuse that he is too young to understand. Discovering whose genes he carries, Benny grasps why he has behaved the way he has in recent times and is intrigued to learn more about the darker side of his family. He has many questions, and his grandmother, Lily Green, once known as the notorious killer The Phantom, lives on in a mental hospital not far from home. She could supply the answers. The corpses pile up as Benny discovers his purpose in life.

Fanatic: Martin Day is at a breaking point. The loner, ignored and ridiculed for as long as he can remember, looks to his hero for inspiration. Sadly for those in the near vicinity, the person Martin looks up to most is notorious killer The Phantom.

Members Reviews:

Lacks depth of characters, not a believable story.

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

Characters are unlikeable. Also the facts haven't been checked. Det. Summers would not be able to work on the case as she has a family member involved. Their would be a task force not just a small team, with so many murders.

Would you ever listen to anything by Jams N. Roses again?

No

What didnt you like about Don Klines performance?

He is clear and I would listen to him again but there are many mistakes made in they way words are pronounced. Which I think is just down the fact a American narrator may not know some of the slang terms or words used in this book. The book is set in England, and the American accent does not match the story. He has a good voice but for this book its doesn't work out well.

If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Murder in the Genes: The Trilogy?

Too many detailed sex descriptions, seemed to be used to pad out the story.

Any additional comments?

I have only listened to three hours of this book. I don't think I will listen to the end. I don't care about the characters and the story is more annoying then entertaining. I did check reviews before purchase and it got good reviews, maybe its just not for me.