
Detroit Christmas
A Grimnoir Chronicles Audio Drama
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Larry Correia
Private eye Jake Sullivan is a war hero - and an ex-con. He's free because he has a magical talent, and the Feds need his help in apprehending criminals with their own magical abilities. Jake's talent is gravity spiking. He can vary the force of gravity however he wishes in an area. When it comes to spiking, Jake is the best.
Now a rich beauty walks into his office to hire Jake to find her missing husband, a magical healer who has ties to the Detroit mob. Jake takes the case, but little does he know that there are plots within plots waiting to ensnare him, and solving the case may require fighting for his life with the odds stacked against him. But Jake is used to that. And now it's Christmas. Time to deck the walls with splattered bodies!
Detroit Christmas is a richly imagined, fully produced audio play, with original music, film-quality sound effects, and an amazing cast.
Running time: 1 hour 12 minutes.
Cast:
Jake Sullivan: Lex Wilson
Emily Fordyce: Meredith Sause
Sadie: Tracey Coppedge
Abraham Horowitz: Craig Brandwynne
Johnny Bones: Jim Moscater
Agent Sam Cowley: Paris Battle
Snowball: Paul Kilpatrick
Jimmy Sullivan: Carter
Tommy Boy: Cokie Daniel
Leroy: Richard T. Skarbez
Bruno Haupmann: Steven G. Cooper
Lieutenant: Gray Rinehart
Gangster: Paul Millsaps
Crew:
Sound design: Barry Jaked and Craig Brandwynne
Music: Cheri Leone and Matty Karas
Assistant director: Alex Granados
Poster: Ron Miller
Adaptation and script: Tony Daniel
Directed by: Rika Daniel
Baen Books publisher: Toni Weisskopf
A Baen Books Audio Drama
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Be aware the main character is voiced by a different reader. He is fine. You will get used to him quickly.
Cheesy but a good 1950s Radio show.
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Gangster, magical firearms fun!
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(Grimnoir Chronicles #0.5)
by Larry Correia
This is a short book but has plenty of the Correlation touch in it! Supernatural abilities, witty banter, this one had an old PI feel except the world has magic. A fun story that kept me interested and glad to have picked this book!
Another great paranormal mystery!
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OK story, but what was up with the performance?
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Really not a fan of cast performances
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Good story, different energy
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sound
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great story but pretty hammy performance
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Not as great as the rest of the Grimnoir series
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Lackluster voice performances from most of the actors with poor sound design to convey action and provide background details that would otherwise be described in either a narration or internal monologue left me confused at times as to what was supposed to be happening until the action was already resolved.
As for the actual story it is concise and the proper length for a radio style drama piece, but a derivative plot and lack of content that would expand on the story of the Grimnoir series make this presentation a questionable purchase and even more questionable production.
All that being said it'll get you through an hour or so and can be entertaining in a mystery science theater sort of way but not something to waste a full credit on, just throw a few bucks at it if you absolutely have to have it. Instead use that credit to pick up one of the books from the actual series this presentation is based on; Hard Magic, Spellbound, and Warbound.
Very disappointing
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