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Bloodline: Repairman Jack #11
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LENGTH14 hrs and 29 mins
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RELEASE DATE10-10-08
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Program TypeAudiobook
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Publisher's Summary
Christy Pickering's 18-year-old daughter is dating Jerry Bethlehem, a man twice her age. Christy sensed something shady and sinister about him, so she hired a private investigator to look into his past. But the PI isn't returning her calls. Will Jack find out why?
Jack learns there's a very good reason for the unreturned calls: The PI is dead, victim of a bizarre water-torture murder.
As Jack delves into Jerry Bethlehem's past, he finds connections between Bethlehem and the Creighton Institute. The Institute, a government-funded facility, is researching a newly discovered and frightening variation on human DNA. Jack learns that Bethlehem is not the man he pretends to be.
Who - and what - Jerry Bethlehem really is will have a devastating effect on Jack's life and future.
And as the bodies pile up, Jack finds another piece of the puzzle about his own identity and why he's been drafted into a cosmic shadow war.
©2008 F. Paul Wilson; (P)2007 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
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Barbara Marietta, GA, United States 02-05-09 Member Since 2004- HELPFUL VOTES
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"Don't start with this late entry in the series!"
I'm a big, big fan of the Repairman Jack series and have waited for years for the books to be available on Audio. Why the publishers have to start with the two latest entries in the the series is anyone's guess, and too, too bad. The first five or six Repairman Jack books are much less serialized and the story can be picked up at any time, but the final entries really require some dedication and to be read in order.
I've never much cared for Dick Hill as a narrator although his voice is bland enough not to be a major issue. In this case his thick Rust Belt accent is totally inappropriate for Jersey-born Jack and even worse for Iowa-bred Gia, but the production values are fair and the book moves along fine. Still, overall disappointing to true diehard RJ fans.
I truly hope that this confusing offering doesn't turn off potential RJ readers, who should really go back to "The Tomb" and get the story from the beginning.9 of 10 people found this review helpful -
Michael Hermitage, Tennessee, United States 04-16-13 Member Since 2010
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"Good book iffy reader"
Where does Bloodline rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?I like the Repairman Jack books, this one is good but Dick Hill has done better.
Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?Yeah a page turner.
Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Dick Hill?James Marsters would have been good if they could get him.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?Yes but I couldn't.
Any additional comments?As I said good book, but the reader has done better in other books. I didn't like the voice he used for Jack.
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