Low Pressure

The example of the Swiss Cheese Model for error analysis alone was worth the price of this audio. I had never heard of this model. It stuck in my mind but I forgot to note which audio it was in and spent weeks checking books I had listened to before I heard it again in "Low Pressure." The example of the Swiss cheese model intrigued me so much I researched it afterward. I found it useful in understanding what can go wrong between key events in the Critical Path method for analyzing project activities. I missed the humour of "Lethal," but I enjoyed the romance and all the twists and turns in the plot.

After listening to, and really enjoying, "Envy" by Sandra Brown, I thought I would try this book. I reserve five stars for those books that I would definitely listen to again. This is one of those books. Both the story and the narrator kept me listening to the point where I hated to stop. I did not find the outcome to be predictable. I will definitely be looking for more of this author's work.

My husband and I had to drive from Florida to New Jersey a few weeks ago, so I downloaded Low Pressure to listen to in the car. I wanted a story we both would be interested in, so I looked for a mystery. We listened to most of it on the way up and then finished it on the way back home. We stopped it and discussed the facts from time to time and made our predictions. It kept us awake and interested as we drove along I95 for hours and it was fun listening to it together!! I would read more of her books.

This book reads like earlier Brown , the only thing that brings it into the present is the mention of an IPad. it has the twists that she does so well, but predictable. Marginally worth your time cash credit.

ranks among the top 10

yes and it is hard to compare Stephen Lang as does an excellent job on all.

good listening - i would recommend this one to anyone who like love mixed with suspense

I had to work through the narration due to the lack of difference of character voices. The story was great and I was surprised by the final details

Have not purchased a Sandra Brown book in a long time and couldn't remember why I quit. Then, I purchased Low Pressue and I was quickly reminded. Boy meets girl. Girl in trouble. Boy fixes problem. Boy and Girl fall in love. Happily ever after isn't always the way life goes. I was diappointed with the book. Time for something new.

Not a Sandra Brown book

Really hard to listen to. He tries hard to change the tone from one character to the next, but it is not working for me. Hard to tell one from the other.

no. enough said

Low Pressure by Sandra Brown is another example of her awesome talent. Wow. I just marvel at her ability to set scenes and develop characters, and I love her use of the English language.
Stephen Lang is an amazing narrator. I had no trouble at all differentiating his voices between characters.
Another credit worthy novel…Enjoy!

I enjoyed Dent...he was broody, cranky and lovable.

I have read about 10 Sandra Brown books and plan on reading a lot more - this makes my top 5.

Probably, although I'd prefer a different narrator

Yes

Other reviewers complain about why a wealthy woman would write about a painful past under a pseudonym and be upset when she is discovered, blah, blah, blah - while some aspects are a bit of a reach IT IS FICTION and I felt it was a good book overall. It held my interest and there were a lot of twists.

I have long been a Sandra Brown fan but this book just didn't do it for me. The protagonists were either unbelievable (her) or irritating and unlikeable (him). The story line of the female lead writing a fictionalized book based on a traumatic event in her childhood was hard to believe, but if you add in her wealth -- why would she publish it, even under a pseudonym?? Or, if she did write a fictionalized version of the book, wouldn't she have changed a few of the facts for the sake of her terminally ill father (like how her sister was strangled, for instance)? Stephen Lang's narrative voice was great but when he tried to create voices for the characters, he lost me. I simply could not finish listening to this book.

? - it will be a while before I order another SB book, though.

NO. Annoying female voice and the male lead sounded nothing like a hotshot pilot in his late 30s.

Anger and disappointment.