The Traffickers

By: W. E. B. Griffin, William E. Butterworth IV

Narrated by: Scott Brick

Philadelphia Homicide Sergeant Matthew Payne is paired with a Texas Ranger to bring down a murderer with Mexican cartel connections. The odd couple of the Philly cop and the Texas lawman must run down the killer and his gang-before the body count rises again.

©2009 W.E.B. Griffin; 2009 Penguin Audiobooks

The Traffickers

I loved the book I love the author. It is a great read.
When listening to audiobooks in a series it is important to have the same actor read all the books in that series. When the actors who read the books for audiobooks change that means the accent of the books characters change.

Another great listen!!

Great book. Throughly enjoyed it. Scott Brick is awesome. Griffin tells a suburb story- again. I am starting the next book in the series now. Chicago fan.

what a bummer!

I didn't like anything about this book. This book was one of the worse books by this author.

The Authors and narrator phoned ot in.

Dark, and Lazy. over half the series characters are missing. I typically like Scott Bricks work. Both the story and the narration stink on ice. .

Time Travel?

The author zoomed all of his characters from the 1970s to 2003 somehow. The first novels in this series take place in 1973 while this novel using almost all of the same characters takes place in 2003.

My favorite in the series

I’ve read the entire series and this is so far my favorite. I like the way he developed The leading and supporting characters.

Wow...great Story

I took a chance on the Book because I normally read the 'Presidential Agent' Series. This is a very good read...I gives you an inside look on how People are acutally taken and used as a commodity. ENLIGHTENING

Great Book

Easy to follow, Lots of action, lots of plot twists. Completely worth the time invested.

Decent Story

Not much of a climax at the end of the story and parts just drag on unnecessarily. If you're a WEB Griffin fan then I'd recommended, if not listen to some older Griffin books, he's done better.

Wyatt Earp does it again

I have listened to the whole series. I love the story line etc.. I do not like the narrator on this one. Just doesn't quite measure up.