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Title: Blocker's Bluff

Author: George Encizo

Narrator: C B Bonham

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 49 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-15-14

Publisher: George Encizo

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

The local Police Chief is overwhelmed with a series of events never experienced in this small coastal town. She is forced to enlist the services of her predecessor, a surly, self-imposed hermit who was ousted by the town council. Their wit and humor as they sort their way through the maze of events will have you laughing and captivate your interest. With mystery and intrigue, a bevy of who done it will leave you wondering in the end.

Members Reviews:

Impressively Original

I purchased this book at the recommendation of a family member. I'm glad I did. Its refreshing to find something new, without the same old recycled plot you've read 20 times before, where only the names have changed. There is a nice mix of suspense, drama comedy, with some romance to keep it interesting. I look forward to more by this author.

Looks like a good first book

Looks like a good first book. Seems like it was unedited, but it's a good intro to Baxter House in introducing many characters.

love affairs, and embezzlements

A mystery filled with con artists, love affairs, and embezzlements, Blockerâs Bluff builds up momentum to its very last page. In the small town off South Carolinaâs coast, the mystery begins when Police Chief Molly Dickson starts to suspect the mayorâs behavior and repeatedly spots an unknown boat off shore. She asks the former Police Chief John Porter, also her long-time friend, for advice about her suspicions. As soon as she steps onto Johnâs dock, the story is enlivened with the comedic banter between Molly and John. While both their relationship and their jesting grow, they, along with Johnâs dog, Old George, try to unravel a seemingly endless tangled web of events in their small town, Blockerâs Bluff.

"Who dunnit?" fun along the Carolina coast

Excellent bobbing and weaving of characters and intertwining of plots. You never know where the story is going to go next, which keeps the pages turning. A great "slice of life" in the coastal Carolinas as well as a fun "who dunnit" romp.

Was i glad because it kept me captivated

A friend gave me this book as a gift. Was i glad because it kept me captivated. The lightheartedness and humor were great. I don't like heavy books and ytis one was easy to read and kept my interest. I recommend it for a read or a great gift.

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Title: Twisted Iron

Subtitle: Imperfect Metal Series, Book 2

Author: T.J. Loveless

Narrator: W.B. Ward

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 55 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-15-14

Publisher: Rough Road Productions

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

"If the world was going to burn, I was going to feed the flames."

Aiden Middleston spent years surrounded by blood and death, first in the Army, then as a mercenary. But after helping a friend survive deadly espionage, and learning his love for her will never be returned as anything more than friendship, he heads home to the family ranch in Dillon, Montana.

Yet escaping blood and death isnt in the cards when he lands in the middle of a range war over water rights, and a family vendetta in the blood and generations old, pulling him into the sort of life hes been trying to escape.

Aiden has a choice - he can use those years of killing to defend whats his, or keep his sanity and leave one hundred thirty years of family memories and history to those willing to murder for it.

Members Reviews:

Good read with a geographical goof

Excellently crafted novel, fully fleshed characters, and the tension rarely eases. I enjoyed the author's first book in this series, and the inclusion of characters from that first book was an added bonus. These books are not light and easy reads; they contains graphic scenes of violence, and exhibit the author's grasp of PTSD and all its ramifications. I wish more people would read these books so they could begin, perhaps, to understand the horrors of war and its effect on those who protect us.

There is only one misstep (approximate location 2362), and this could be solved with a judicious edit. Aiden has left Jillian's parents' home in Mobile, Alabama, and is headed west through Texas, toward Jillian who is near Flagstaff, Arizona. The author has Aiden staying at a "mom and pop motel in Texas" and the next paragraph begins, "I spent the night in Albuquerque..." OK, that would make sense, having driven various routes through Texas over the years. But two paragraphs down we read, "I-10 west snaked through southern Arizona, and I turned north on I-17 in Phoenix." What?! First, he's in Texas, then in Albuquerque (which is on I-40 and about 325 miles east of Flagstaff), and then bingo! he's suddenly back south a couple hundred miles, heading toward Phoenix on I-10? C'mon...that just doesn't make sense. I urge the author to look at a map and then eliminate the reference to I-10/I-17 and just state that he headed west on I-40. It really does bring the flow of the story to a sudden stop.

Twisted Iron â

Wow! I can't get enough of this story. Aiden jumped off the pages. I couldn't help but find myself wishing I could hug the man. Another action packed story. I was wondering how T.J. would beat Karen's story. Her story being so emotionally charged. But man, she did it. Aiden broke my heart from the get go. It's more that emotional. It puts you in the passenger seat as you drive down the path of PTSD, trauma, shock, and survival. Again she hit the nail on the head putting some very good examples of how PTSD is a very different demon for every single person. It doesn't matter how strong you are. Or how sheltered you were as a kid. It doesn't discriminate. For that alone, I am forever grateful for this series. The stories are off the charts with action. Heart pounding unpredictable scenes that throw you for a loop. I don't want to give any spoilers here. It's worth the read. You won't be able to put this one down.

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Title: A Death in Geneva

Author: A. Denis Clift

Narrator: Andy Caploe

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 46 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-15-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

A Death in Geneva is a fast-paced thriller set against the background of late-1970s terrorism that crisscrosses Europe, the United States, the Mediterranean, and the Atlantic as mysterious assailants terrorize one of America's richest industrialist families.

The action begins when Constance Burdette, the newly appointed American ambassador to the European office of the United Nations - and the President's secret lover - is cut down by machine gun fire in a bloody, well-planned strike against her chauffeured limousine in Geneva. The three assassins, continue their attack by stalking the late Ambassador's brother, Thomas Madison Starring, America's leading shipbuilder and owner of an international shipping fleet. As the assassins close in on their prey, the tense plot moves to a final, devastating act of terror.

Critic Reviews:

"A Death in Geneva by Denis Clift has a great unfolding plot and flow, sophisticated dialogue, superb character development, and artful locational descriptors worthy of the author's well-traveled and worldly background. This is a refreshing and worthy read, guaranteed to please." (ADM. William O. Studeman, USN (Ret.), former Director of NSA and former Deputy director of CIA)

"What an absolute gem of a novel, superbly conceived, deftly developed, and stylishly written with unmistakable authority by a person who knows a thing or two about the frightening world he profiles, and the no-nonsense people who inhabit it. First published in 1987, A Death in Geneva prefigures and speaks eloquently to the post 9/11 world we now inhabit with remarkable prescience. Bravo, Naval Institute Press, for introducing the fiction of A. Denis Clift to a new generation of readers." (Nicholas A. Basbanes, author of On Paper: The Everything of Its Two Thousand Year History and A Gentle Madness: Bibliophiles, Bibliomanes, and the Eternal Passion for Books)

"Seldom if ever does an author possess the relevant skillsscholarship, elegance of expression, insight into the several dimensions of character, and a commanding personal grasp of subject matter (in this case of diplomacy, intelligence gathering, and international politics)to craft a novel of such authenticity and profoundly absorbing style as Denis Clift has achieved in A Death in GenevaClift draws you into an absorbing plot that combines ideological conflict, towering personal ambition by giants of industry and politics, hubris, and passionspread artfully over a canvas that extends from Malta to Geneva, New York, and Washingtonand leaves you breathless on every page. Its Kissinger, Bill Gates, and Le Carré at their best. I couldnt put it down." (Robert McFarlane, National Security Adviser to President Ronald Reagan)

Members Reviews:

Well done

Just finished and couldn't put it down til finished.

Great spy novel from the past.

Great book. The print is very small in the print edition - buy it on kindle!

story does not track

This was an awful book to read.

It was all over the place seems like the author was distracted while they tried to piece this together.

Don't buy this total waist of money.

A Gripping Novel

This is a gripping terrorism novel which was first published in 1988. But donât let the date fool you; donât let the lack of laptops and cell phones, nor the mention of a typewriter, make you think this story is old-school or passé.

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Titel: Ondragon: Menschenhunger (Ondragon 1)

Autor:: Anette Strohmeyer

Erzähler: David Nathan

Format: Unabridged

Spieldauer: 14 hrs and 2 mins

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 12-11-14

Herausgeber: Audible Studios

Bewertung: 5 von 5 von 2 Stimmen

Kategorien: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

Eigentlich wollte Paul Ondragon in der berühmten Klinik von Dr. Arthur nur seine außergewöhnliche Phobie behandeln lassen. Doch spätestens beim Fund eines unbekannten Toten in den Wäldern Minnesotas wird ihm klar, dass an dem abgelegenen Zufluchtsort der Schönen und Reichen Hollywoods etwas ganz und gar nicht stimmt. Ondragon stellt Nachforschungen an und stößt dabei auf ein grauenhaftes Geheimnis, das seine schlimmsten Ahnungen übersteigt...

©2012 Psychothriller GmbH (P)2014 Audible GmbH

Mitglieder Bewertungen:

Gutes Erstwerk

Gebannt und interessiert habe ich dieses buch gelesen und mich sofort über die herrlich ungewöhnlichen charaktäre gefreut. Sehr gutes buch, fast so gut wie der zweite ondragon teil.

Sehr spannend

Man kann fast nicht mehr aufhören zu lesen. 5 Sterne hätte es bei weniger Schleichwerbung für Amazon und das iPhone gegeben.

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Title: The Somali Doctrine

Author: James Grenton

Narrator: Jim Hickey

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 53 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-10-14

Publisher: James Grenton

Ratings: 2.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

A dying man in the desert... A massacre in a refugee camp... A missing aid convoy... And suddenly Interpol agent Jim Galespi is running for his life. In The Somali Doctrine, an Interpol agent makes it his mission to stop the remorseless madmen at the helm of the world's largest NGO. From the deserts of Somaliland to the slums of Nairobi to the plush hotels of Cape Town all the way to the Department for International Development in London, the race is on to stop disaster from striking again. And again. And again. The Somali Doctrine is an intelligent thriller built on years of first-hand experience in the NGO sector in Africa. It brings together excellent writing with a strong plot from one of the most exciting new thriller authors of the year

Members Reviews:

An Excellent Read With Eye Opening Detail!

The Somali Doctrine is a well written, moving story that rings so true to anyone reading that has worked in the business either directly or while working within the environment of a country where Humanitarian NGOs operate. A must read is the Authors' notes at the end as it shed further light on the story. While it is "fiction" some of the story is based on real occurrences! If you have any interest in humanitarian aid as it is currently being delivered then this may be an eye opener for you! Well worth a read.

Works as advertised.

Works as advertised.

kattywatty

I have found me a new author. Loved this book. Fast pace, non stop action. Can't understand how people can be so beaten up and then keep on going like that legendary bunny. But, since I don't write and have never been in those situations, what do I know. Great read. But, "Black Coke" was even better. Read both.

Good yarn

An interesting story where the characters were well developed and the plot kept the reader turning the pages. I would recommend.

Repetitive, Dastardly

The ideas and energy going into this book were probably not very good to begin with. Too bad the author waits till half way through this so so book to spit his vitriol toward the political right. Would have turned me off if he did it to the left as well.

Actually it wasn't even " so so." It was ridiculously easy to know what happens well before the action takes place. Oh and the action I speak of is your typical third grade style of writing on fighting. Can't believe I finished this, thank God, hope that g word offends Mr Grenton, I got this for free.

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Title: Russian Connection

Subtitle: Trafficker, Book 7

Author: Keith Hoare

Narrator: Anisha Dadia

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 3 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-10-14

Publisher: Keith Hoare

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Karen Harris is in serious trouble. With her mind, virtually destroyed by drugs, forced down her when captured in the past by traffickers, besides her inability to rely on others for help; Karen is about to go up against one of the most powerful and dangerous criminal cartels in the world, on a covert mission to find her sister, Sophie.

However, to find Sophie, Karen will need to live as a working girl, hiding among them, in order to seek out informers, who often will demand more than money for their information. If that wasnt enough, she risks abuse, even beatings. Then, with one tiny slip on her part, its over, the cartel will take her. This operation for Karen, with all her experience, will be terrifying, push her to the limit and worst of all, she will be alone.

Russian Connection is the sequel to Nigerian Connection. While the audiobook can be listened to and enjoyed as a stand-alone story, you should first listen to Nigerian Connection.

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Title: River's Edge

Author: Beverly Harbold

Narrator: Priscilla Finch

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 1 min

Language: English

Release date: 12-08-14

Publisher: Beverly Harbold

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

River's Edge is a paranormal romance murder mystery which satisfies the appetite of the true thrill seeker. It is fast paced and frightening as the story unfolds.

Sheriff Taylor Lawson and his deputies are faced with the dilemma of rescuing two small children and a host of others from the malevolent spirits of white settlers massacred over a hundred and fifty years ago. Love and romance do fall prey to the evil around them, but they remain victorious as the forces of good and evil collide.

Members Reviews:

Loved it! Fast-paced

Loved it! Fast-paced, plenty of ghosts/spirits haunting the old house -- if only they had asked the children! Don't read it before bedtime, it'll chase you too.

I really like this author's characters, very vivid and fresh. The farmhouse setting is eerie and well-drawn, I don't want to spoil the ending. Bravo!

While I enjoyed the first two

I have read all three of Beverly's novels. While I enjoyed the first two, this one was absolutely the best. I am always disappointed when I figure out the "who done it" too early in the book. That did not happen with River's Edge!

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Title: Reservoir Gods

Author: Brian Knight

Narrator: Roberto Scarlato

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 31 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-08-14

Publisher: Brian Knight

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Dworshak isn't a lake in the classical sense of the word, but a reservoir; a portion of the once narrow northern fork of the Clearwater River, dammed up to generate power and prevent the yearly spring floods that once plagued the town of Orofino. If half the rumors about Dworshak were true, it would surely be haunted. Stories about a small trade town, its buildings deserted but still intact, buried under hundreds of feet of dark water. Stories of the bodies of workers, accident victims some, murder victims others, entombed forever in the concrete of the dam. Stories of Indian burial grounds desecrated and angry Indian spirits waiting to pull down any unwary white man who swims too deep. Most of all, stories of big fish.

Members Reviews:

Resevoir Gods

Did Roberto Scarlato do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

It was mostly read like a book read by someone not familiar with some of the words or sentence structures.

Any additional comments?

First there is a monster,then there is another ans maybe one more in the lake.I'm talking about sea beasts,not the people who inhabit this book.They all seem rather like monsters.Read cautiously at first,then with a bit more feeling by Roberto Scarlato .I didn't LIKE any of them.The story is good,a bit grisly.It is full of suspense and adventure.None of the characters had any personalities."I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator in exchange for an unbiased review via AudiobookBlast or MalarHouse dot com"

Eclectic cast & you will probably dislike them all

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

I would recommend this book to the readers/listeners I know that like big horror and action kind of books.

What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?

There is a lot of good things going for this story. It hits many of the right notes when you want to put together a good giant monster/animal/storm sort of story. It was fast based throughout, and the author made sure they never stopped the action, or let up for even a bit with needless backstory.

Telling a story from many perspectives is great, but the author did struggle with making them not seem jarring, and snapping you out of the adventure.

Which scene was your favorite?

My favorite scene was the diver coming upon the sunken town. Underwater archaeology and diving has always been a fascinating subject for me. Add a giant (and I mean GIANT) catfish to the mix, and you are golden.

Any additional comments?

I received this audiobook for free from audiobookblast in exchange for an honest review.

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Title: Heller in the Rockies

Subtitle: Luke Heller, Book 2

Author: Ben Bridges

Narrator: Daniel F Purcell

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 39 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-05-14

Publisher: mr d h whitehead

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Luke Heller was looking forward to spending some time with his beautiful Oriental partner high in the Colorado Rockies. His job - to handle security at a luxury mountain hotel - should have been a nice, peaceful little assignment. After all, what could possibly happen in a resort full of wealthy Easterners? But Luke didn't know the half of it. Death was stalking the timbered slopes, and it came first in the shape of a grisly murder, then as a violent robbery.

Almost before he knew it, the man from Tombstone was on the trail again, and calling upon all his experience as a one-time Pinkerton detective and Confederate sharpshooter in order to catch the killers in a brutal, explosive finale.

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Title: The Inside Man

Author: Jeff Abbott

Narrator: Kevin T. Collins

Format: Unabridged

Length: 13 hrs and 36 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-04-14

Publisher: Hachette Audio UK

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

When Sam Capra's best customer - and friend - is murdered outside his Miami bar, Sam decides to seek justice. Determined to figure out the connection between his friend's death and a beautiful stranger, Sam infiltrates the Varelas, one of Miami's most prominent - and dangerous - families. He faces a powerful but unstable mastermind intent on dividing his business empire between his three very different adult children. It's not long before he realises that these formidable siblings may hold murderous secrets of their own.

Sam is inexorably drawn into this shadowy family drama, amplifying painful echoes of his own shattered relationships as he goes undercover. And in his quest to unearth the killer before his cover is blown, Sam discovers one of the world's 'dark corners'; a place where laws are inconsequential, and no amount of money or power can save you...

Members Reviews:

Narration annoyed me a bit

Got this as a holiday book. Found the cadence of the narration a bit annoying and at times a bit whiney. Story was ok otherwise. Not as good as previous books in this series.

Fabulous.

Sam Capra once again doesn't disappoint. With a cliff hanger right at the very end. Can't wait for the next instalment.