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Title: The Messenger
Author: Stephen Miller
Narrator: Graham Rowat
Format: Unabridged
Length: 12 hrs and 14 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-31-12
Publisher: Recorded Books
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
Screenwriter, playwright, and novelist Stephen Miller crafts this harrowing tale about two people on opposite ends of the war on terror.
Daria, an Iraqi refugee, has lost everything she holds dear - and now seeks revenge on those responsible. Recruited for a dangerous mission, she boards a plane to New York with instructions to make contact with - and infect - as many people as possible. Meanwhile, American scientist Dr. Sam Watterman is asked by the government to help locate a new threat to homeland security.
Members Reviews:
Exquisite handling of multiple points of view - must read
The Palm of Darkness left me wanting more of Mayra Montero. I expected another excellent book - I got an exquisite one. Montero masterfully handles a variety of voices, scene changes that are cultural as well as temporal, and weaves them into a magnificant unity. The story is sufficiently compelling that one appreciates the craftmanship only in retrospect.
Within my taste she stands with Emmanuel Carrere, Luis Sepulveda, and Antonio Tabbuchi as a true contemporary master of the novel.
Fantastic !
Fantastic story. Grabs you in the very beginning and never lets go. This is more than a contemporary thriller. It's a possible prediction of things to come - horrible things we cannot afford to allow.
Great novel. Stephen was a personal friend in high ...
Great novel. Stephen was a personal friend in high school and has always been talented in writing and drama.
must read
I am reading it now. And every sentences make my mood better. I don't know, how it will be finished, but I haven't any regrets that I bought it. thanks to writer
Emotionally uninvolving
The story of a brief romance between the opera singer Enrico Caruso and a Chinese-mulatta Cuban woman, Aida Petrirena Cheng, narrated by their illegitimate daughter. The romance is doomed because Caruso is only making a short tour in Cuba, he's married, the Sicilian Black Hand is making death threats, and he may be seriously ill (the last I never figured out).
The story is presented like a tragic opera. Unfortunately, although competently written the book is emotionally uninvolving throughout. The characters, though not stereotyped, never came to life, and neither did the story. It always seemed as though everyone was making much too much of a fuss about everything. So Caruso had a (fictional) fling; what's the big deal?
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Title: The Messenger
Author: Stephen Miller
Narrator: Graham Rowat
Format: Unabridged
Length: 12 hrs and 14 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-31-12
Publisher: Recorded Books
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
Screenwriter, playwright, and novelist Stephen Miller crafts this harrowing tale about two people on opposite ends of the war on terror.
Daria, an Iraqi refugee, has lost everything she holds dear - and now seeks revenge on those responsible. Recruited for a dangerous mission, she boards a plane to New York with instructions to make contact with - and infect - as many people as possible. Meanwhile, American scientist Dr. Sam Watterman is asked by the government to help locate a new threat to homeland security.
Members Reviews:
Exquisite handling of multiple points of view - must read
The Palm of Darkness left me wanting more of Mayra Montero. I expected another excellent book - I got an exquisite one. Montero masterfully handles a variety of voices, scene changes that are cultural as well as temporal, and weaves them into a magnificant unity. The story is sufficiently compelling that one appreciates the craftmanship only in retrospect.
Within my taste she stands with Emmanuel Carrere, Luis Sepulveda, and Antonio Tabbuchi as a true contemporary master of the novel.
Fantastic !
Fantastic story. Grabs you in the very beginning and never lets go. This is more than a contemporary thriller. It's a possible prediction of things to come - horrible things we cannot afford to allow.
Great novel. Stephen was a personal friend in high ...
Great novel. Stephen was a personal friend in high school and has always been talented in writing and drama.
must read
I am reading it now. And every sentences make my mood better. I don't know, how it will be finished, but I haven't any regrets that I bought it. thanks to writer
Emotionally uninvolving
The story of a brief romance between the opera singer Enrico Caruso and a Chinese-mulatta Cuban woman, Aida Petrirena Cheng, narrated by their illegitimate daughter. The romance is doomed because Caruso is only making a short tour in Cuba, he's married, the Sicilian Black Hand is making death threats, and he may be seriously ill (the last I never figured out).
The story is presented like a tragic opera. Unfortunately, although competently written the book is emotionally uninvolving throughout. The characters, though not stereotyped, never came to life, and neither did the story. It always seemed as though everyone was making much too much of a fuss about everything. So Caruso had a (fictional) fling; what's the big deal?