Sandy

The most unabashed piece of garbage I have ever tried to listen to. After six hours, I could still not have cared less about any of the characters or the outcome of the supposed plot. If I could give it a zero star, I would.

Yes, I thoroughly enjoyed the story. The main character was complex; the plot was intriguing; the mystery was difficult to solve.

When he and his future wife meet for the first time.

No, I have not, but I will listen to him again.

No, it's an enjoyable read, a good mystery that kept me guessing til the end, but it wasn't a soul-gripping type of book. For that I'd read Khalid Hosseini

It ranks in the top 30% or so.

I liked the protagonist who was searching for his wife.

I always enjoy Scott Brick's performances. It's hard to compare, because I think they are all 4-5 star performances.

??

I prefer the single books of Coben's more than the Mickey Bolitar series, and this one was not a disappointment.

I don't know.

When we realize who the bad guy is.

I don't know.

no. I wanted to savor it and have it last.

Lehane is a great story-teller. No higher praise than that is possible

no. I only listen to books once because I already know how they will end.

I don't remember.

I don't know.

no. I enjoyed it, though.

not memorable, but it got me through two 20-mile runs! That's pretty good.

I loved the growing bond between the dog and the main character.

don't know.

believable

yes, I'm a real animal lover and a real hater of injustice, so it kept me wound up until there was a happy ending.

Yes, there was good character development; it kept me guessing how it would end the entie time.

yes, it was well written.

all good

all good

I loved the lesbian community setting and the way these elderly women took care of themselves.

Maybe one of Carl Hiassen's books, though not as over the top hilarious.

I liked the killer best.

How are you going to live when you retire?

I haven't read the print version.

the fire

floating down the Middle Fork

the mule deer buck leaping into the rive

I always enjoy CJ Box's books. He and I are both from Wyoming; he knows the state and the environmental issues we face. He does a great job setting a mystery in this land of "forever west".

I haven't read the print edition, so I don't know.

Yes, I was always looking forward to the next time I could listen to the book. The characters were engaging and I cared about what happened to them.

Mr. McLarty did a good job. I could easily distinguish which character was talking. He altered tone, pacing, and timbre to keep the story line going and the listening enjoyable.

I don't know what a tag line is.

I would, but only because I have read and listened to many by Michael Connelly. I was not impressed by the reader at all.

The reader made it all seem very flat.

Again, the reader made it seem flat, not interesting. I simply could not get into the plot.

No.

This was a disappointment based upon my previous experience with Michael Connelly,