I enjoyed listening to the book. kept me interested however I'm not too fond of the ending....left me feeling how the Sopranos left me feeling when it too ended.

The book starts strong but falls flat from there. It is a bit too long with too much detail on small unimportant elements.

Steven Crossley doesn't understand Irish humor. his reading is snarky and superficial and misconstrued the charcerization. He's a fine Inspector Rutledge but Gerard Doyle would have been better suited for this work.

I loved this story. I held me from start to finish. I wish some parts of the story could have been more resolved but it was a great listen.

Narrator was good. Story got very tedious near the end and I found myself wishing it would be over.

French's delivery and nack to captivate imagery and feelings are up there with F. Scott. Great storyline with very real characters. Couldnt put it down once I got going.

I really enjoyed this! It was an emotional ride with fantastic prose. Mr. Crossley (Sp?) is a talented actor. I will definitely be buying the next books in the series.

I really enjoyed this realistic mystery, with flawed characters and how not everything in life and be perfectly wrapped up in a bow. The story wasn't gimmicky thankfully, and I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys listening to detective work that includes the life of the main characters outside of the office as well as on the job.

Enjoyable from start to finish. Nice twisting plot, leaves the reader with something to think about.

This book was wonderful! Steven Crossley did a fabulous time narrating this book. Complex characters, great story and a delightful twist. I would highly recommend.