Novel Reader

John Flanagan has brought this story line to a close by chapters explaining the loose ends from the series - Ranger's Apprentice. It isn't enough since they are still sorely missed in my life but now I know what happened to them.

I would recommend this book. The story is complete and character studies are set for the beginning of the series.

I don't know. It is a cop series like Sandford's Prey series but doesn't have just one important character.

Peter Wahl. He is well-defined and Michael Russotto read his part as I see Peter in my mind.

This whole series is well started in this book. One becomes involved with the characters like co-workers or family. It is imperative to find out what happens to them next!

I read all of John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee books years ago. They were great then and great to listen to as well.

This is a low-key mystery series. Trav is a reluctant worker but has fabulous thinking skills for solving people's problems.

I don't know

Yes but I had to break it up. It was better when I could put longer listening periods to it.

This whole series of books is very good! Like Clive Cussler's hero Dirk Pitt, Isaac Bell is a little bigger and stronger than reality made possible but the tenaciousness draws the reader further and further into the story!!

Although I truly enjoy the books in the Amelia Peabody series, I am not happy with Barbara Rosenblat's narrative. She tries to change the tone of voice for each character but she is not very good at it. Her normal voice I find rather unpleasant but her male voices are VERY poor.

Anthony Horowitz has written a very good story with the depth of Arthur Conan Doyle. Having listened to it once, I will have to listen again to unravel the plot. Derek Jacobi's voice as Dr. Watson was NOT distracting. There were often times that I forgot it was the famous actor reading the book to me. I highly recommend this book for the Sherlock Holmes fans out there!!

Although Robert B. Parker has died, Jesse Stone lives on very well. Mr. Brandman has taken up the style and mystery quality to a great extent. I didn't notice much difference in the writing and still felt highly entertained. James Naughton continues as the narrator which helps to extend the novel as one of Parker's stories.

I really enjoyed this book. It is somewhat different from the movie but it is very good. A person develops strong feelings for the characters and wants to see them arrive at a happy ending somehow. Very Good!!

I couldn't get into this story. I listened to about 80 minutes and stopped.