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Title: The Maitre

Author: Robert Klayborn

Narrator: Michael Barrett

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 40 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-27-13

Publisher: Robert John Smith Jr.

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

There is a darkness that rests within us all. We can choose to indulge in its' pleasures, or we can resist the temptations of our wickedness. Jay Rayburn is plagued by dreams of great violence that leave him in a state of pain and confusion. Sleepless nights and hot, long days begin to wear him away. One evening of rest brings him to a place where a woman of great mystery is waiting. When faced with the choice to kill and save lives or do nothing and continue to suffer, Jay is left with a dangerous decision to make. Would you kill to stop the pain and save another, or would you turn a blind eye and exist?

Members Reviews:

Four Stars

Story kept my interest until the end.

Great book!

Great book!

Will keep you wondering what's next. You won't want to put it down. Highly recommend it. A very good read.

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The Maitre

Could not put it down! Watch out Stephen King there is a new kid on the block. Wanted to look at the last page to see what would happen. But it is worth the wait to read it to the end.

Wow

Dark, spooky and the ending was a complete surprise! Can't wait to see what this fellow has in store for us next!

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Title: The Best Bad Dream

Author: Robert Ward

Narrator: Adam Verner

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 53 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-03-12

Publisher: HighBridge, a division of Recorded Books

Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

FBI Agents Jack Harper and Oscar Hidalgo are burned out from too many cases so they schedule a two-week vacation. Jack plans to hang out with his son, Kevin, then go fishing in Baja: surf, sun, and son... a great combination.

Then Jack gets a phone call from his snitch and on-again-off-again girlfriend, the sexy and unpredictable car thief, Michelle Wu. Her sister, Jennifer, has been kidnapped. Frantic, terrified that Jennifer will be killed, Michelle begs Jack to come to Santa Fe at once. This is the last thing Jack wants to do but he owes Michelle big time: She once saved his life. Michelle is pretty sure a biker named Lucky Avila had something to do with Jennifers disappearance. She also admits she did a little business with Lucky, who might be angry at her. Jack goes out to see Lucky, hoping for a simple end to the case, but he should have known better. Anything in which Michelle Wu is involved is bound to be complex, dark, and wild. Soon Jack is up to his neck with bikers, Mexican gangs, and a giant pet Razorback hog named Ole Big, who may offer a major clue to finding the missing girl.

Meanwhile, the innocent Jennifer Wu is trapped in a cell by a man wearing a black rubber suit and a terrifying mask. While Jack is struggling with Ole Big and some very hard criminals, he begins to discover some of the shocking secrets of an exclusive spa for the elderly called the Blue Wolf.

Back at home, Jacks son is having his own little adventure with the very hot local librarian - a teen-aged boys dream come true - while her brutal husband is away. Out of his mind with lust, he, too, is in over his head.

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Title: Death Toll

Author: Jim Kelly

Narrator: Roger May

Format: Unabridged

Length: 13 hrs and 36 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-21-11

Publisher: Isis Publishing Ltd

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Bodies are being exhumed at King's Lynn's cemetery, the bones moved to higher ground to avoid flooding. But when the coffin of murdered pub landlady Nora Tilden is hauled up into the light there's a grim discovery: the twisted corpse of a young black man, dumped in the grave on the night Nora was buried. Who was this young man? Was he the victim of a racist crime?

When DI Peter Shaw, DS George Valentine and their team are put on the case their investigation first leads them to The Flask, Nora's pub, where it's soon clear no one can be trusted. Will Shaw and Valentine be able to get to the truth behind the murder before its too late?

Members Reviews:

Not one of the best - THE BEST!

I have been reading detective novels for longer than I care to or can remember. English (please note - not Scottish!) police procedurals are a particular favourite. Morse reactivated my interest and the character flaws were part of the attraction. He was quickly followed by Dalziel, Resnick, Slider (the most under rated I think) and others. Apart from those mentioned there are now a lot of pretenders - some OK but mediocre and some that are just bad! But you know from the first few pages whether an author has got `it' or not. It is indefinable but you know instinctively. Jim Kelly has it in spades! His plots are plausible. His sense of place pitch perfect. His characters are well drawn. Not the most sympathetic of pairings but very well drawn. Both have flaws too! Look no further if you are looking for a Morse successor - the Shaw/Valentine novels are it. Death Toll takes you to a place in England where modernity is only just sticking and history lurks everywhere. THE BEST!

Very Satisfying

The storyline in this series was well established in the first and second books in this series and comes to a very satisfying conclusion in this, the third book in the series.

Kelly is quite adept at managing the parallel stories in these books and while on occasion some aspects of the stories are a bit unrealistic, in general they do not detract from the overall readability of each book.

The characters are developing nicely and the 'feel' for the area the books are set in is very good. Looking forward to starting the next in the series to see how Kelly deals with the cold case component of his parallel processes.

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Title: Letter to a Corpse

Author: Alan M. Etheridge

Narrator: Andrew Wincott

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 7 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-20-11

Publisher: Soundings

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

The body of Steven Fairchild is discovered in a seedy high rise flat. He had been stabbed through the heart and bizarrely posed in a wedding dress and veil. As DCI Pitt and DS Khunkhun investigate the mans past, his associates of a decade earlier also appear to be victims of the same killer. A message written in chldlike script is always left with the bodies. The fact that the men may have been involved in drug dealing and money laundering leads the officers to believe that the killings may be Mafia related.

However, as other facts emerge, Pitt has his doubts.

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Title: The Miraculous Plot of Leiter & Lott

Author: Jonathan Lowe

Narrator: Paul Heitsch

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 16 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-16-11

Publisher: Crossroad Press

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

A classic song by Chicago asked, "Does anybody really know what time it is?"

Time has almost run out for David Standell and Valerie Lott, two strangers in career crisis, asking themselves "does anybody really care?" What's at stake is more than just their happiness, though.

Set in volatile Dubai, and in the recently tragic Tucson, which inspired Jonathan Lowe's award-winning suspense novel Postmarked for Death, here is the story of an optics engineer and a TV producer who don't know each other yet, or themselves. Told in two parts, it moves from David's confronting the greedy televangelist who bankrupted his recently deceased mother - even as drone military aircraft begin crashing into the skyscrapers of the city to which Ted Cashman has escaped - to another desert where Val has just witnessed her boyfriend with another woman... and also a girl about to be murdered. Yet fate has a twist, and quantum physics an uncertainty principle leading to a profound entanglement.

Inspired by "The Power of Now," this unique novel is both literate and gripping, with an ending that will never be forgotten.

Members Reviews:

Gutsy and brilliant

That's what one character describes the ploy to fool a rich criminal hiding out in Dubai. This novel is a unique blend of suspense and romance, revenge and discovery. The first half is set in Dubai, on the trail of the person behind a drone attack on the world's tallest building. Architecture and astronomy highlight the intrique. The second half is set in Tucson, told from a female reporter's point of view as she searches for the man whose story is told in the first half. Both are transformed by what happens next. Cross genre, unexpected, different, powerful. Eckhart Tolle, Nora Roberts, and John le Carre combined.

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Título: Palmiche

Autor: Juan Jacobo-Doger

Narrador: Francisco Rivela

Formato: Unabridged

Duración: 4 hrs and 44 mins

Idioma: Español

Fecha de publicación: 12-05-11

Editor: Recorded Books

Categorías: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Resumen del editor:

Los cristales se cuarteaban como piel de leproso, y las persianas tecleaban en las vértebras de los marcos, como si formaran parte de un esqueleto rumbero. Se abrazó al tronco áspero y fresco, y recorrió con los ojos los nuevos racimos que brotaban tiernos como un acento de violín. Apretando el puño, sobre un montón de granos, se dejó caer por eltronco hasta dar de rodillas entre las raíces sinuosas desencajadas del suelo. Y el puño, sosegado por la muerte, desde la mano semiabierta, había dejado caer sobre el pecho los granos secos y amoratados del palmiche. La tos desembridada, sopló sangre desde el fuelle carcomido de los pulmones y echó dos buches que salpicaron la blusa de Cirila. Asustada, dio un salto hacia atrás y comenzó a recular, con los ojos puestos en la cara de cera y en las sangre que le resbalaba sobre la camisa. El cuerpo convulso cayó sobre la acera, y pronto los ojos de agonía conclusa quedaron clavados en el cielo de la mañana.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

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Title: Hardball

Author: Sara Paretsky

Narrator: Liza Ross

Format: Unabridged

Length: 13 hrs and 40 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-02-11

Publisher: Isis Publishing Ltd

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

When V. I. Warshawski is asked to find a man whos been missing for decades, a search she thought would be futile turns lethal. Old skeletons from the citys racially charged history rise up to force her back a nun who marched with Martin Luther King Jr. dies without revealing crucial evidence, and the elderly sisters who hired her are also keeping important information to themselves. Then V.I. finds that her family is keeping secrets of its own. Afraid to learn that her adored father might have been a bent cop, deception and corruption following her at every step, V.I. finds all her certainties under threat, but takes the investigation all the way to its frightening end.

Members Reviews:

For those who love well-plotted crime fiction

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I thoroughly enjoyed Paretsky's novel, which forces V.I. back unwillingly to investigate a crime which happened in the 60s and may have involved her father. Unlike most detectives, Vic has a well-established social network and strong relationships which enrich the story considerably. Apart from the cleverly plotted story, Paretsky always intrigues me by bringing the city of Chicago itself to life.

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

Paretsky's novels are always very satisfying, as she chooses different social/political issues to investigate in each novel. In 'Hardball', police corruption in the 60s is the focus, and so Vic's life is under constant threat to the point where she finds it difficult to determine who she can trust. Maybe that sounds a bit cliched, but the strong characterisation and competing loyalties of many of the characters certainly held my interest.

Which scene was your favorite?

I really enjoyed Liza Ross's ability to recreate characters with distinctive voices, particularly any scene with Vic's excitable, breathy niece Petra who is a nice foil for Vic's witty and sarcastic voice. By the end, there's a lot going on, but Ross is able to build to a riveting climax and also establish some thoughtful and rather poignant touches as she exposes many dark family secrets and decades-old injustices.

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

I found myself looking forward to my daily commute, knowing that I would be able to reconnect with V.I. in her often dangerous pursuit of truth.

Any additional comments?

Reading V.I. Warshawski novel is like catching up with a much-loved old friend -- so many of the characters reappear and are brought in to each story in different capacities. I was pleased to see that Vic has entered the computer age with a vengeance, yet still ultimately exercised her native intelligence and superior skills of detection.

I would like credit

I thoroughly enjoy Sarah Paretsky's work , especially when read by Kathleen Turner,

I tried to stay with this story but Lia Ross's narration grated with me. And now Audible won't give a credit.

V I

The great Sara Paretsky delivers yet another fantastic story wonderfully read by Liza. These are great audio books. More please.

A Cracker

Once again Paretsky takes detective heroine V I Warshawski through the mill leading to a startling denouement. High quality stuff.

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Title: The Nightmare Thief

Author: Meg Gardiner

Narrator: Tara Ward

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 29 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-02-11

Publisher: Isis Publishing Ltd

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Autumn Reiniger wants something special for her 21st birthday. Daddys bought her the car and the apartment, but now she wants excitement. And what Autumn desires, she gets. Her father signs up Autumn and five friends for an ultimate urban reality game. Edge Adventures alert the SF police that a crime situation is underway, so the authorities will ignore any squealing tyres or desperate cries for help. Then - when working on a case nearby - Jo Beckett encounters a group of men carting six sullen college kids to the woods for a wilderness adventure. Suspicious, she takes a closer look. And winds up with an invite to a birthday party she may never leave.

Members Reviews:

Gripping story

Where does The Nightmare Thief rank among all the audiobooks youve listened to so far?

This was my first audio book, so it took a while to get used to, especially as there are a number of characters involved.

What other book might you compare The Nightmare Thief to and why?

Any good thriller.

Any additional comments?

I enjoyed the storyline and quickly became hooked.

A gripping tale of wrongdoing, revenge & nastiness

This is the fourth in Ms Gardiner's series featuring Jo Beckett, and, as with the other three, this is a gripping tale of wrongdoing and nastiness. There was a plot glitch (to my mind) mid way through when someone turns up somewhere they just don't have time to get to that pulled me out of the story, and given that most of the main storyline takes place at night in the wilderness, people seem to find each other with great ease, but other than those minor gripes, the plot runs tightly to an exciting finale. I groaned when the neighbour and his monkey who've been in every book so far reappeared, although he's no longer the slightly comic turn as he was initially, and there wasn't enough of the fine Amy Tan this time!

There's a touch too much casual death - there was one in particular that bothered me. I felt it needn't have happened - the victim could have been dealt with another way, and the final body count is quite high.

This is well read by the same narrator as the previous three, and she's settled into her characters well, even if she does tend to "do" men a touch gruffly. There's a conversation early on between Jo and the reporter Evan when I had no idea who was talking, or if one was mean to be a man. However, as I've found with the other books, my ear settled in and I stopped having any problems. It's possible that if I'd been reading that particular bit I'd have been going back to count the A said, B said, A said... to keep track.

So, worth the listen, well read, and a series I keep going with.

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Title: The Stone Gallows

Author: Colin David Ingram

Narrator: Mark F. Smith

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 41 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-01-11

Publisher: Iambik Audio Inc

Ratings: 2.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

After the accident, DC Cameron Stone had spent three months in intensive care before he could even recall what happened: the high speed pursuit of a vice baron through the night streets of Glasgow that had not only almost finished him but had taken the life of a teenage mother and her child. Then there'd been the message from Audrey on the back of a 'get well soon' card announcing that she had left him and taken their young son, Mark, with her. Booze, anti-depressants and therapy have all failed to enable him to resume his old job.So now Stone lives in a one-room flat in the worst part of town. He pays the rent by running errands for a private detective agency. His tasks include tracking down a teenage runaway and surveillance for a woman who thinks her husband is sleeping with her sister. He's also paid by his former colleagues, doing the work that's not quite clean enough for them to do themselves- like putting the fear of God into Jason Campbell, a newly released sex offender whose been seen hanging around the local High School in his soft-top Mercedes.Stone is having a bad week. Audrey is getting difficult about contact arrangements for Mark. She's moved into the plush home of a plastic surgeon: there's talk of marriage- and adoption for Mark. He finds his runaway in a brothel and just gets roughed-up for his trouble. There's the knife wielding kids who try to mug him on the stairs and the daubing on his front door: Burn in Hell Baby Killer. The only brightness on his horizon is his growing friendship with Liz, the sunny Irish nurse who lives on the next floor. But then petrol is poured through his letterbox and his flat ablaze. And now a stranger has turned up at the school and driven off with his son

Critic Reviews:

"Gritty, pull-no-punches realism distinguishes Ingram's debut, the first in a series set in Scotland. One day, while speeding through the streets of Glasgow in an unmarked police car after a high-stakes surveillance target, Det. Constable Cameron Stone hits a teenage mother and her infant, killing them instantly. Stone's career in the force doesn't survive much past his hospital discharge, but a former colleague rescues him from destitution by offering him private investigative work. Stone tries to live down the notoriety of his tragic accident, which leads to the occasional graffiti on his door labeling him a baby killer, and has to fight with his former girlfriend to spend time with their son. Stone gets to take an active role assisting his boss when a client suspects her husband is having an affair with her sister. Though some may not care for the contrived closing twist or the abrupt ending, an obvious setup for the next book, the solid writing will leave most readers wanting more." (Publishers Weekly)

"In this first book by C David Ingram, we have a new detective who can operate outside the constraints the police force need to observe. Ingram has said in interviews and in the acknowledgements that he is writing further stories featuring Cameron Stone. This great first book makes me want to read the next installment Ingram having promised some interesting times ahead for Cameron Stone." (Eurocrime)

"C. David Ingram brings Glasgow to the reader with a real voice. Ive spent an extensive amount time in the city over the last of couple of years, and the story felt true, and set squarely in the culture.

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Title: Lost Temple

Author: Tom Harper

Narrator: Francis Greenslade

Format: Unabridged

Length: 12 hrs and 7 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-10-11

Publisher: Random House AudioBooks

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

For 3,000 years, the worlds most dangerous treasure has been lost. Now the code that reveals its hiding place is about to be broken.

Sam Grant is a disgraced ex-SOE soldier and an adventurer by trade. But he has a secret: six years ago, a dying archaeologist entrusted him with his lifes work - transcripts of mysterious writing found in a hidden cave on Crete. Deciphered, it could lead to one of the greatest prizes in history. But the treasure is as dangerous as it is valuable. The CIA wants it; so does the KGB.

Helped by a brilliant Oxford professor, and a beautiful Greek archaeologist with her own secrets to hide, Grant is plunged into a labyrinth of ancient cults, forgotten mysteries, and lost civilizations. But time is running out. The secrets of the distant past may hold the key to the newest threats of the modern world

Members Reviews:

Not good...

What will your next listen be?

Having read three of Tom Harpers books this was by far the least believable, the numerous incidents that had me saying "That wouldn't happen" or "That makes no sense" spoiled the whole book for me.

Whatever I read will not be anything in this series.

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

The narrator was excellent

Any additional comments?

Although it started well I gave up on this book about a third of the way through, but ran out of books on holiday so returned to it in sheer desperation, hoping that at some point it would improve... it didn't.

capturing

very well read a good story with believeable characters a true classic it was recommend to m by a listerner

Stick with it!

Is there anything you would change about this book?

The start needs to me more immediate- it drags on a bit, and there is too much focus on shootings, and not enough on the history. It also takes a while to establish the characters. However once the characters discover their first temple the story gets moving and becomes interesting.