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The Spenser Collection: Volume I: Hugger Mugger and Potshot1 review
Robert B. Parker

Random House Audio, 2006

Great Book
Great story and interesting character. This is a good series to get wrapped up in.
  
  











  



  
Against the Wind: A Novel25 reviews
J. F. F. Freedman

Highbridge Audio, 1992

An absolute KNOCKOUT!
It is almost hard to believe that this is a debut novel - it is that outstanding. It is completely first-rate, with powerful characters, fabulous dialogue(albeit, quite raunchy & graphic) and a frightening plot that grabs you & won't let you go. I could not put it down, which is saying alot, because I read books in this genre constantly. I can't believe it took me so long to come across this ...
  
  











  



  
30 Seconds7 reviews
Sam, Bettina Giancana

Hachette Audio, 1998

Great book to be made into a movie.
i listened to the version of this book, and from the moment i started i could not stop it was a great story line with non stop action. All i want to know is where's the movie?
  
  











  



  
Farewell, My Lovely45 reviews
Raymond Chandler

Random House Audio, 1985

A Lyrical Must-Read
According to Wikipedia, FAREWELL, MY LOVELY (1940) was Raymond Chandler's second novel and created from three short stories--"The Man Who Liked Dogs" (1936), "Try the Girl" (1937), and "Mandarin's Jade" (1937). This makes a lot of sense to me, since Chandler's great creation, Philip Marlowe, seems more like a character from a short story than the deep and complex creation that a great novelist ...
  
  











  



  
The Godfather364 reviews
Joe Mantegna

B & B Audio, 2001

If you liked the movie, you'll love the book
Did the movie leave you begging for more? Well, there are the sequels, but this story is the strongest one, and the book gives you all the extras that would never fit into one film. Get the book and many of the side stories that were only touched on in the film will suddenly spread out before you in full detail. Definitely a gripping and enjoyable read.
  
  











  



  
Sleepers (Price-Less Audios)175 reviews
Lorenzo Carcaterra

Random House Audio, 2001

First you'll laugh...
Then you'll bite your lip. You'll cry. You'll scream with rage. Finally, and before he ever says it, you'll know they can never get even...
  
  











  



  
The Thin Red Line : Every Man Fights His Own War80 reviews
James Jones

Random House Audio, 1998

Top notch historical fiction
I had an urge lately to get a feel of what it must have been like for my Father when he was in the U.S. Amry and fought in the Solomon Islands and the Phillipines in WW2. I'll never really know as he never did speak much about it all. This book may have given me a glimpse. It is very well written, very vivid, and hard to put down. I'd say buy it and you will not regret it later. If the actual ...
  
  











  



  
The Coffin Dancer: A Novel (Lincoln Rhyme Novels)1 review
Jeffery Deaver

Simon & Schuster Audio, 2006

Good book
We have always enjoyed Jeffery Deaver and I think we have read all the Lincoln Rhyme novels. I wish they would come out even faster. I would recommend this book to all Deaver fans and to anyone looking for a new mystery writer to follow.
  
  











  



  
The Burglar who Traded Ted Williams (Bernie Rhodenbarr Mystery)14 reviews
Lawrence Block

Highbridge Audio, 1994

My favorite of the serise
Take a sarcastic on agian off agian burgler and add one lesoban dog gromer. For good measure also add a halfway honest cop and a cat named Raffels. What you get is a really fun serise of mystery books that will always hold a special place in your heart. in this particular edition of the serise berny Rosenbar is doing all he can to resist the temtation of breaking and entering. When a new ...
  
  











  



  
The Fan8 reviews
Peter Abrahams

Publishing Mills, 1995

Taut, tense, and terrifying
Bobby Rayburn, the best hitter in professional baseball, has just signed on with the Boston Red Sox, an act which most believe will ensure the team a pennant. There's just one problem--early in the season, Bobby becomes mired in a slump of epic proportions. Gil Renard is also in a deep slump. His life is a shambles--he's lost his job, his ex-wife won't let him see his son, and he's drifted ...
  
  











  



  
School Days (Spenser Mysteries)78 reviews
Robert B. Parker

Random House Audio, 2008

Spenser On His Own
First--I did this book on unabridged audio CD. Joe Mantegna is amazing as Spenser on the audio books and he outdid himself here. This is rather unusual as a Spenser novel because Susan is gone and Hawk is not in the book. Spenser takes on what appears to be an open-and-shut case involving two teenaged students shooting up a school--outside Boston. As always, Parker's books are ...
  
  











  



  
The Lincoln Rhyme Collection2 reviews
Jeffery Deaver

Simon & Schuster Audio, 2008

A Wonderful Collection of Lincoln Rhyme Novels.
THE LINCOLN RHYME CD COLLECTION BY Jeffery Deaver PUBLISHED BY Simon & Schuster Audio REVIEWED BY Barbara Rhoades This audio book is three times as much enjoyment if you are a fan of the Lincoln Rhyme series. It contains three of Jeffery Deaver's book: The Coffin Dancer, The Empty Chair and The Stone Monkey. It also has an excerpt from Mr. Deaver's newest book "The Twelfth Card". The ...
  
  











  



  
Rum Punch56 reviews
Elmore Leonard

Random House Audio, 1992

A Great Mixture of Humor and Crime
The first thing I have to point out is that 'Rum Punch' was adapted to the big screen by Quentin Tarantino for his film, Jackie Brown. With that in mind, it is very difficult to separate the two. In the beginning. Once you get beyond the fact that the two are only passingly similar, then you can really get into the book. Somehow, the characters in Leonard's novel are more treacherous than in ...
  
  











  



  
The Empty Chair (A Lincoln Rhyme Novel)189 reviews
Jeffery Deaver

Simon & Schuster Audio, 2000

Great Mystery Series
great series of mysteries, showing that a handicapped person, can lead a full and productive life, regardless of their disability, and contribute to society. I would recommend this series of books to anyone, who enjoys a good mystery full of suspense. You will enjoy this as well as others by Jeffery Deaver, a great author.
  
  











  



  
How to be a Working Actor, 5th Edition: The Insider's Guide to Finding Jobs in Theater, Film, & Television ...3 reviews
Mari Lyn Henry, Lynne Rogers

Back Stage Books, 2007

Essential Reading for Actors
As a recent graduate, starting a career in New York seems intimidating, but after reading How to be a Working Actor I feel much more confident and prepared. This book is inspiring me in my career. It includes in-depth, essential advice about what to wear, headshots and resumes, living as an actor, showcases and understanding the unions, as well as auditions and interviews. I thought I had a good ...
  
  











  



  
Contagion66 reviews
Robin Cook

Macmillan Audio, 1996

Some HMOs are just Murder?
Manhatten General Hospital seems to be a dangerous place to be hospitalized in. During a ninety-six hour period nine people have succumbed to not one, not two but three extremely rare diseases, especially for New York City. Jack Stapleton is the New York city Medical Examiner who discovered these occurrences in the course of performing autopsies upon the victims and while no one has questioned ...
  
  











  



  
Our Roots Are Deep With Passion: Creative Nonfiction Collects New Essays by Italian-American Writers2 reviews

Other Press, 2006

Essays cover everything from food and romance to cultural history
OUR ROOTS ARE DEEP WITH PASSION: CREATIVE NONFICTION gathers new writings by Italian American writers, compiling over twenty essays on the ways in which Italian ancestry enhances the lives of Americans. Essays cover everything from food and romance to cultural history, and offer both Italians and non-Italians an affection survey of Italian impacts on American culture. Diane C. Donovan ...
  
  











  



  
The Cold Moon: A Lincoln Rhyme Novel (Lincoln Rhyme)105 reviews
Jeffery Deaver

Simon & Schuster Audio, 2006

Rhyme & Sachs face their most cunning killer.
Having read all of the Lincoln Rhyme novels I feel that this is one of the best. Rhyme and Sachs face their most cunning killer yet. Sachs is working on two separate cases. In addition, a retired cop shares some information to Sachs concerning her father. This book also involves cops on the take, more murders and clocks. Also when something goes wrong on the case that Sachs is the primary on, she ...
  
  











  



  
Gangster58 reviews
Lorenzo Carcaterra, Joe Mantegna

Amazon Remainders Account, 2001

Inside the mind of a Gangster....
Wow...i just finished this book and am so amped up right now. This was phenominal to say the least.. i wish i could give it 6 stars. I love gangster movies like The departed, Scarface, American Gangster. i decided to try out this book called Gangster since the title alone had me hooked and curious. This books takes off like a rocket but kind of piddles in the middle at a certain point and i ...
  
  











  



  
Judge & Jury138 reviews
James Patterson, Andrew Gross

Hachette Audio, 2006

Judge & Jury
The audio book shipped fast and was packaged very well. The prices are always good at Amazon also. I will continue buying products from Amazon. The book itself was great. I already had it in hardback but bought the audio for my husband to listen to while traveling back and forth to work. Patterson usually comes out with great books and this one was no exception. When I started reading, I ...
  
  











  







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