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Title: Tight Lines
Subtitle: A Brady Coyne Mystery, Book 11
Author: William G. Tapply
Narrator: Stephen Hoye
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs and 47 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-23-13
Publisher: Audible Studios
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 5 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
Hired by a dying New England blue blood, Brady Coyne must locate Mary Ellen Ames, who has run away and to whom the dying woman wishes to bequeath her considerable worldly possessions.
Members Reviews:
Gone Fishing
The Brady Coyne series might not be one of the most complicated lawyer/detective series out there, but it is realistic. The everyday functions of the character are what any average individual can expect or want to do in the course of a working and non-working day. Even the social encounters are real and comfortable to the reader. One can easily identify the geography and the fishing is good. Tight Lines, by the way, is a fishing term. This 11th book of the series is the first where I noted that he pulled a bottle of Rebel Yell off the shelf. This liquor was so intriguing, to me, that I searched for it at a well stocked liquor store. I, at first, thought it was a fictional creation, but it does exist. Inspector Horowitz of the Massachusetts State Police also begins to become a standard in the Brady Coyne novels with this 11th episode. Evie, his steady squeeze in the later novels, has yet to make her appearance. Brady is still scrambling around with Gloria, his X, while searching for a new companion. If a reader gets tired of the latest psychodramas that have hit the shelves in recent months, I recommend this William Tapply series as a refreshing change of pace.
William G. Tapply mysteries are somewhat basic and sometimes ...
William G. Tapply mysteries are somewhat basic and sometimes the senerios may seem repetitive, but he more than makes up for whatever shortcomings the storyline may lack, with his descriptive knowledge of the local Boston area, where the mystery occurs. All-in-all, I find his books provide very entertaining reading.
I am still reading the Brady Coyne series and find ...
I am still reading the Brady Coyne series and find Mr. Tapply's characters interesting and believable and his writing very entertaining.
Five Stars
A complex missing person plot with many twists and ending.
a great Brady Coyne mystery
As usual, a great Brady Coyne mystery!
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Title: Tight Lines
Subtitle: A Brady Coyne Mystery, Book 11
Author: William G. Tapply
Narrator: Stephen Hoye
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs and 47 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-23-13
Publisher: Audible Studios
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 5 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
Hired by a dying New England blue blood, Brady Coyne must locate Mary Ellen Ames, who has run away and to whom the dying woman wishes to bequeath her considerable worldly possessions.
Members Reviews:
Gone Fishing
The Brady Coyne series might not be one of the most complicated lawyer/detective series out there, but it is realistic. The everyday functions of the character are what any average individual can expect or want to do in the course of a working and non-working day. Even the social encounters are real and comfortable to the reader. One can easily identify the geography and the fishing is good. Tight Lines, by the way, is a fishing term. This 11th book of the series is the first where I noted that he pulled a bottle of Rebel Yell off the shelf. This liquor was so intriguing, to me, that I searched for it at a well stocked liquor store. I, at first, thought it was a fictional creation, but it does exist. Inspector Horowitz of the Massachusetts State Police also begins to become a standard in the Brady Coyne novels with this 11th episode. Evie, his steady squeeze in the later novels, has yet to make her appearance. Brady is still scrambling around with Gloria, his X, while searching for a new companion. If a reader gets tired of the latest psychodramas that have hit the shelves in recent months, I recommend this William Tapply series as a refreshing change of pace.
William G. Tapply mysteries are somewhat basic and sometimes ...
William G. Tapply mysteries are somewhat basic and sometimes the senerios may seem repetitive, but he more than makes up for whatever shortcomings the storyline may lack, with his descriptive knowledge of the local Boston area, where the mystery occurs. All-in-all, I find his books provide very entertaining reading.
I am still reading the Brady Coyne series and find ...
I am still reading the Brady Coyne series and find Mr. Tapply's characters interesting and believable and his writing very entertaining.
Five Stars
A complex missing person plot with many twists and ending.
a great Brady Coyne mystery
As usual, a great Brady Coyne mystery!