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Title: The Watcher

Author: Charlotte Link

Narrator: Lucy Scott

Format: Unabridged

Length: 15 hrs and 47 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-11-14

Publisher: Orion Publishing Group

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Carla Roberts lives alone in a high-rise in Hackney. The lift keeps stopping on her floor, but nobody gets out. Days later, she's found brutally murdered.

Samson Segal has taken to spying on his neighbours, particularly beautiful and successful Gillian Ward. And when Gillian's daughter finds herself locked out the house, Samson takes her in. But her lack of appreciation makes him angry, and he vents to his diary, unaware that his sister-in-law cracked his password long ago....

When Gillian's husband is murdered, Samson finds himself under intense scrutiny. And the only man making any progress on the case shouldn't be working on it. Yet he's the only one who believes Samson is innocent....

Members Reviews:

Part 1 better than Part 2

Any additional comments?

The book started out well with plenty of promise and the introduction of some interesting characters. Then like all other "women in danger" novels, it slipped into a predictable storytelling mode. A beautiful intelligent housewife, unable to communicate with her daughter, a lovely home, a stable comfortable marriage and life, the good looking man, an ever present best friend, and of course a stalker. This could have been really good, with some excellent insight into battered women, loneliness and depression. Perhaps not recommend for long car journeys, you may fall asleep at the wheel.

Repetitive with unnecessary detail.

What did you like best about The Watcher? What did you like least?

Interesting story. Obvious attempt to add a deeper psychological level to each character's motivation, but this comes across as padding without creating any real depth.

How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?

The writing style is the real problem, not the story itself. The book is overwritten, with each action analyzed to the point where the magic is lost. The reader is "nannied" along to the point where each character's thought process becomes an annoyance.

What three words best describe Lucy Scotts performance?

"Aga saga" performance

If this book were a film would you go see it?

No

Any additional comments?

Struggled to get through this. It seemed as though the writer was attempting to create depth without just hinting at it (and allowing the reader some creative interpretation). Boring.

fabulous

please translate more to english. Love this author. like a modern Agatha Christie, enthalled to the very end.

A great listen

This is the second of Charlotte Link's novels I have downloaded and it lived up to my expectations. With an underlying romantic storyline, this thriller became increasingly enthralling, the joy was that I could listen as I completed my daily tasks, making them enjoyable!

Enjoyed it all

Would you consider the audio edition of The Watcher to be better than the print version?

Yes, I fine it hard to concentrate reading print versions of books. I found I was addicted to this book & wanted to know what happened next. With a paper version I wouldn't have got through this book as fast as I did. I'm currently listening to it for the second time.

What did you like best about this story?

I enjoyed the twists. They kept me wanting to know what was going to happen next.

Which character as performed by Lucy Scott was your favourite?

Not sure I have a favourite as I liked them all.

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

Yes, definitely.

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Title: A Woman to Die For

Author: Steve Hayes

Narrator: Randy Hamilton

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 19 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-10-14

Publisher: mr d h whitehead

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

At last - the classic murder-mystery, presented in its original form!

Former P.I. Mitch Holliday loses his license after being framed for money laundering and is reduced to helping his partner, Lionel Banks, pick up Lila Hendricks, wanted for skipping bail. En route, Lionel is killed and Mitch is drawn into a world of money, murder and double-cross. His new surroundings are hard and uncompromising and he's at once seduced and repulsed by the obscene wealth of socialite Claire Dixon and her manipulative, crippled sister Elaina, especially when he compares it to the hand-to-mouth existence of his neighbor Donna Banks.

But murder is the name of the game, the target a rich, ruthless businessman with few redeeming qualities. The question is: Will Mitch, tough and cynical as he is, sacrifice what few principles he has in order to kill for the promise of wealth and Claire's love?

Members Reviews:

Crime Stories

Love these short ones; straight and to the point, usually with a twist. More will be purchased as I read through them.

Another Good Book

Hayes does a great job of keeping you involved in the story. I enjoyed this one a lot. Had a time laying it down.

What Happens When A Cynical Private Eye meets The Woman of his Dreams

Steve Hayes has been an actor, a writer, and a man about Hollywood who met many of the stars of the golden age of movies, climbed Mt Kilimanjaro, and hobnobbed with Hemingway in pre-revolutionary Cuba. He has written dozens and dozens of books, particularly westerns. "A Woman To Die For" is Hayes' tribute to Hardboiled mysteries and, in it, you can't miss how he pays homage to Raymond Chandler's "The Big Sleep," particularly the character of the thumb sucking, purring daughter.

This story has the hatdboiled, cynical detective who acts more crooked than he really is, the sexy blonde siren who melts his good judgment, the sister who thinks her palms bleed from stigmatas, fiery car crashes, doublecrossing partners, motel rendezvous, bodies piling up, wild casinos, estate parties, cabins along the shores of Lake Tahoe, and all kinds of twists and perversions.

It is a lot of fun to read and Hayes peppers this modern detective story with OldFashioned attitude.

Although the plot could have been tighter and more focused, overall, it is a highly worthwhile read.

Tommy Lightfoot Garrett with Canyon News Loved Steve HAYES' New Book

SANTA MONICA --British born author Steve (aka: Ivan) Hayes first arrived in Hollywood in the late 1940s and moved here permanently in 1950. Once an actor, he helped support himself by parking cars at some of Hollywood's most glamorous and well-known hot spots on the Sunset Strip. He became friends during that time with legends such as, Ava Gardner, Lana Turner, Errol Flynn and Marilyn Monroe to name a few. In 1955 the handsome actor started writing and has now completed not only books, but movies and scripts produced and aired on TV.

I recently had the great opportunity to enjoy his latest fictional work, "A Woman To Die For," which was published by the esteemed publishing house Bear Manor. The book's protagonist Mitch Holliday is a down on his luck investigator who after being framed for money laundering is quickly lowered to helping his P.I. partner, Lionel Banks to search for and find a young lady named Lila Hendricks.

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Title: Fatal Option

Author: David Cady

Narrator: Tom Jowers

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 58 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-05-14

Publisher: Cross Plains Publishing Audio

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

David Cady was nominated Author of the Year by Georgia Writers Association for his thriller The Handler. Now enjoy Fatal Option, the sequel to that pause-resister, which picks up right where the first book ends and moves forward with the same fast-paced action.

The sequel begins when Matt Fagan, who endangered his life while preventing the suicidal death of 300 cult members, believes that he has just killed his brother, Emmanuel, the insane cult leader. However, Emmanuel is saved from a fiery death by his disciples.

Once Emmanuel is nursed back to health, the vindictive leader begins his execution of revenge against Matt and everyone Matt loves. When the child of former cult member Sarah Brindle is abducted by a woman she recognizes from Emmanuel's cult, Sarah and her mother, Medora, call on Matt once again to find and rescue him. After Matt's adult son is shot while on patrol and his teenage son is kidnapped, Matt and his partner, Leaky Waters, must use all their skills to track down the predators through the backwaters along the Tennessee River. Through fast-moving flashbacks the story reveals Matt and Emmanuel's childhood in a snake-handling church, and how one critical decision by their father created horrifying life-changing events; events that lead to Matt being orphaned at the age of four, and Emmanuel being abused by a cruel stepfather; cruelty that spearheaded Emmanuel's own sadistic behavior.

Members Reviews:

Two Book Review Fatal Option & The Handler

What other book might you compare Fatal Option to and why?

Since this is a sequel to The Handler, I will answer this question to the Handler. That book is very reminiscent of real life Jonestown or Waco or any of the other cults that use religion, intimidation and abuse to first recruit and then to keep their followers. This book continues that story but is a little more fiction then reality.

Any additional comments?

The reality of this and the previous book makes you wonder how this happens. This is a very well written, well researched book that provided both insight as well as an entertaining story. The protagonist is someone you get the feeling you're almost not supposed to like but you do anyway. He's had it rough and it shows. But in the end he is the hero. I am very happy with the purchase of both books and recommend them highly.

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Title: Top Dog

Author: Dougie Brimson

Narrator: Karl Jenkinson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 3 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-04-14

Publisher: Caffeine Nights Publishing

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Sequel to crime novel The Crew

Gang leader Billy Evans has ruled his turf in London for more years than he cares to remember. So long in fact, that even he realizes that things have become a little too easy. So when an old adversary reappears on the scene, Billy sees a golden opportunity to not only reassert his authority, but to have some much needed fun. Yet all is not as it appears, for this new enemy is far more powerful than any Billy has ever had to deal with before, and he's about to discover that he's finally pushed his luck too far. But this time it isn't the law that he has to worry about, it's something far more dangerous.

Members Reviews:

football mad

excellently written book that gives a look into the hooligans world of manic fans. i did not understand how much a person loves their club

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Title: The Sandman

Author: Lars Kepler

Narrator: Saul Reichlin

Format: Unabridged

Length: 14 hrs and 34 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-28-14

Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

The number-one Swedish thriller by the author of The Hypnotist and The Fire Witness. He's Sweden's most prolific serial killer. Jurek Walter is serving a life sentence. Kept in solitary confinement, he is still considered extremely dangerous by psychiatric staff.

He'll lull you into a sense of calm.

Mikael knows him as The Sandman. Seven years ago, he was taken from his bed along with his sister. They are both presumed dead. He has one target left. When Mikael is discovered on a railway line, close to death, the hunt begins for his sister. To get to the truth, Detective Inspector Joona Linna will need to get closer than ever to the man who stripped him of a family; the man who wants Linna dead.

Critic Reviews:

"Taking Europe by stormferocious, visceral storytelling that wraps you in a cloak of darkness." (Daily Mail)

"Deeply scarifying stuff." (Independent)

"Kepler has a direct line to a very dark place in the human soul." (Lev Grossman, Time)

Members Reviews:

Terrifying

Saul Reichlin is a master of foreign-language thriller audio, and he's used to really scary effect in this Scandi-horror with a kick-ass heroine and an even more kick-ass hero. The villain is the most frightening yet in the series. Must-listen

Excellent book

Lars kelper is fast becoming one of my fave authors, the detailed descriptions in his book could easily of been too much but he manages to use them to enhance the tone of the novel - this was a fantastic book with lots of surprises I would highly recommend it on audible as the reader is amazing

Unputdownable!

Well, if I had been physically reading it instead of listening to it it would have been! Nearly listened the whole night through, was so exciting, and atmospheric, which is what I particularly like about Nordic Noir. This is my first Lars Kepler, who I understand is a husband and wife team, after being used to the calmer waters of Henning Mankell and the lovely Wallender. Quite different but equally as good. Would highly recommend, but please note it is the last in a series of Joona Linna books, so try and find one of the others first, annoying coming in at the end of a series :)

Wow

Would you consider the audio edition of The Sandman to be better than the print version?

Have not read the print edition but would not want to miss the fantastic narration

Which character as performed by Saul Reichlin was your favourite?

The policeman was the central character for me

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

Couldn't stop listening - totally mesmerised by such an original storyline.

Any additional comments?

The most fantastic story, characters , and narration

Really Enjoyed!

I really enjoyed this book!

I could listen to Saul Reichlin all day & so a great story & Saul Reichlin, makes it a must for me.

I enjoyed the story, it kept my interest & when I needed to rewind, when I was interrupted, the rewinds were short.

Who did it? Who were they? What really happened? What was going to happen? All great for making you read on!

5* from me!

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Title: Brief Space Between Color and Shade

Author: Cristovo Tezza, Alan R. Clarke (translator)

Narrator: Nick Podehl, Laural Merlington

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 41 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-19-14

Publisher: Brilliance Audio

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Winner of the 1998 Machado de Assis Award for Best Novel from the Brazil National Library.

In a period of just three days, everything changes for young painter Eduardo "Tato" Simmone, who has never sold a painting. During the funeral of Tatos renowned and beloved mentor, Aníbal Marsotti, Tato meets two people who will determine his fate: a beautiful young woman who may be a vampire and a major dealer of art forgeries. Tato gets caught up investigating the theft of famed Italian figurative painter Amadeo Modiglianis tombstone, and all signs point to Curitiba, Brazil - Tatos hometown. A letter from an expert art historian in Italy brings Tato further clues, but shadows lurk in all directions and there is no one to trust. Tato discovers the similarities between viewing a painting and solving a crime: closer examination shows us there is more to people than meets the eye.

Members Reviews:

It would have made a much better short story

I don't know if it was the translation, but the book seemed to try to hard to be arty, and fell flat. It would have made a much better short story.

An unfinished surrealist word-painting (3.5 stars)

Tato Simmone is a painter in Curitiba who exists on the monthly allowance he receives from his mother, an art and antiques dealer in New York. He has little interest in his mother, or in his father (who resents not receiving a similar allowance), or in the half-sister he hopes never to meet again. A year earlier, he had an ambiguous encounter with an older woman who now writes to him from Italy -- pages from her lengthy melancholic "testament" appear during the novel at regular intervals -- but the only significant friend in his life, a painter who was also his mentor, has just died.

At his mentor's funeral, Tato meets Richard Constantin, an art dealer with a shady reputation. He also meets a woman Constantin describes as a vampire. She can no longer suck the life out of Tato's mentor and seems intent on latching onto Tato as a substitute. Tato gives some of his time to the woman but never bothers to learn her name, referring to her only as "the vampire."

The novel's scattered moments of intrigue begin after the funeral, when Tato discovers that someone has broken into his home. On a later occasion, an unseen burglar in his studio punches him in the eye, yet nothing is taken. Threats he does not understand are left on his answering machine. As Tato ponders that mystery, another pops up. His mother, his father, the Italian, and Constantin all have a puzzling interest in a bust by Modigliani -- or is it a fake? And if it is a fake, why are the interested parties so interested in it? I would have been happier with this novel if it had produced more satisfactory answers to those questions. Instead, the abrupt ending leaves many questions hanging in the air. The novel is like an unfinished painting (the kind that Tato most often produces).

Tato is clearly not a happy guy. Transfixed in the composition of a painting, Tato experiences "a powerful illusion of forgetting, which, if I give in to it, I would call happiness." Tato's pompous and judgmental personality is so grating that it is difficult to work up any sympathy for him. Like his Italian friend, Tato seems intent on being miserable and prefers to wallow in self-pity rather than pursuing happiness.

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Title: Run to the Phantom

Author: R. Wesley Ibbetson

Narrator: R.A. Brown

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 46 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-14-14

Publisher: Wesley Ibbetson

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

During a national emergency, a liberal Marxist-leaning political leadership takes absolute control of the United States. Martial law is declared and elections are suspended. This leadership morphs into a complete Communist-style government. All dissent is brutally repulsed.

Two young university students, Peter Blake and Natalie Biriukova, become active leaders in the resistance movement. They soon fall in love. In time they are targeted by the government and forced to go on the run. A feared and notorious Compliance Officer, Nicholas Snoopczech, is hot on their trail. He is hated and feared by Americans, especially those who are brave enough to oppose big government.

The underground resistance network sets in motion a plan to move Peter and Natalie across several states to a mysterious sanctuary, where they are to meet "The Phantom". The Phantom occupies a beautiful "haunted" southern style mansion located in the hills of southeast Kansas. Contradictory to this plan, the people they encounter on their journey warn them to avoid The Phantom. The mystery that surrounds them is, "What is 'The Phantom', and can it really be trusted?" As Peter and Natalie resist the government and run for safety, will the whippoorwill keep them safe?

Members Reviews:

A thriller

Any additional comments?

This audiobook is a mystery/thriller. It kept me listening because I wanted to know how it ends. Very good narrator too.

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Title: Cargo

Author: Michael Berrier

Narrator: Christina Zamora

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 40 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-14-14

Publisher: Michael Berrier

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Dyana Mackie's trip with her father is supposed to be tame compared to her usual excursions. But everything changes when they come across a dying climber who gives them a map showing where he cached money in the heights of the Andes. In the expedition that follows, Dyana and her father find treasures far more valuable than they imagined.

Members Reviews:

Captivating

Captivating story of a rescue mission gone awry in the Andes. Dyana Mackie and her famous (but estranged) father are climbing in the Andes as a first step toward reconciliation. They find a lost hiker and are hijacked into a rescue effort.

I loved the writing. I loved the descriptions of the mountains and the harrowing climb.

Imagine in 4D

Get lost in the excitement of human curiosity at the hand of an impressionistic's prose. It's akin to a cross country ride on a motorcycle without a helmet, eyes wide open, soaking in the view...

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Titel: Die Drei

Autor:: Sarah Lotz

Erzähler: Uve Teschner, Gabriele Blum, Oliver Siebeck, Richard Barenberg, Ulrike Kapfer

Format: Unabridged

Spieldauer: 13 hrs and 40 mins

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 08-08-14

Herausgeber: Random House Audio, Deutschland

Bewertung: 3 von 5 von 2 Stimmen

Kategorien: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

Der Tag, an dem es passiert, geht als "Schwarzer Donnerstag" in die Geschichte ein. Der Tag, an dem vier Passagierflugzeuge abstürzen, innerhalb weniger Stunden, an vier unterschiedlichen Orten. Es gibt nur vier Überlebende. Drei davon sind Kinder, die fast unverletzt aus den Flugzeugwracks steigen. Die vierte ist Pamela May Donald, die gerade noch so lange lebt, dass sie eine Nachricht auf ihrem Handy hinterlassen kann. Eine Nachricht, die die Welt verändern wird. Eine Nachricht, die eine Warnung ist...

Ungekürzte inszenierte Lesung mit Musik mit Ulrike Kapfer, Gabriele Blum, Tanja Fornaro, Reinhard Scheunemann, Oliver Siebeck, Uve Teschner, Victoria Frenz, Nicolas Artajo, Richard Barenberg, Michael Hansonis, Bernd Moss, Anke Reizenstein, Marie Walke, Karin David, Heide Simon, Jan Uplegger, Maximilian Schön, Daniel Finger, Peter Lontzek, Arianne Borbach und Erich Räuker.

Der erste Teil einer großartigen Thrillerserie, die unter die Haut geht.

©2014 Goldmann Verlag. Übersetzung: Eva Bonné (P)2014 Random House Audio

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Title: The Mystery Tomb

Author: Eva Pohler

Narrator: Debbie Andreen

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs

Language: English

Release date: 07-24-14

Publisher: Eva Pohler

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Meet Samantha Beck and Rebecca Nisha - two women born 25 years and hundreds of miles apart, yet joined together by a shocking family ritual.

When Samantha discovers the remains of an ancient tribe in Pennsylvania, she expects to at last prove her grandmother's Native American ancestry and to make a name for herself as a budding archaeologist. She does not expect to make an enemy and a lover of a fellow descendant - son of Rebecca Nisha - who unwittingly wears a necklace made of his dead mother's bones.

As the story unfolds, alternating between Samantha's story and Rebecca's 25 years before, Samantha becomes more and more determined to discover the devastating mystery that estranged Rebecca's wealthy Pennsylvania Dutch father from her half-Native American son. Samantha gradually uncovers a troubling secret and decides to risk everything - love and career - to restore harmony to Rebecca's family.

Members Reviews:

I really enjoyed this book

I really enjoyed this book: it has a well developed plot, Samantha and Tuki are likeable characters who felt and acted in ways I could emphasize with, and I learned interesting details about the Lennape American Indian culture. Also, I appreciate the fact that the author put a lot of research in the ethnological and achaeological background of The Mystery Tomb. I'm looking forward to reading the other books of the Mystery Collection

Mystery Tomb

This is a great mystery by Eva Pohler. When you read this you can tell she spent a lot of time doing research! I loved the history we are given about the characters and the tribe. Eva gives her stories very realistic characters with very realistic emotions and actions, and this was no exception. There were a few surprises along the way. I read this book in about a 24 hour period and enjoyed following through the portion of Samantha and Rebecca's lives that were shared with us.

Left me wanting more!

This was an amazing book. There are a lot of facts in here that I never knew. It's very enthralling and I couldn't stop reading. The story line kept me intrigued and wanting more. I really hope there is a sequel to this!

Great Read

Spent the whole day reading this book. Slow start but then I couldn't put it down! Very entertaining and not totally predictable.

Enjoyed the native American stories!

Overall a good story. A little drawn out at times and repetitive. Enjoyed the native American stories and history in the book.