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Henry Bins, Book 2

De: Nick Pirog

Narrado por: Jamie Renell

Henry Bins hasn’t seen his mother in 30 years.

She walked out when he was six and never looked back. Five years ago, Henry started looking for her. Now she’s been found.

At the bottom of the Potomac River.

Henry soon learns everything he thought he knew about his mother was a lie. And that maybe his condition wasn’t the reason his mother left all those years ago. Because Sally Bins wasn’t your average woman.

She was a spy.

©2014 Nick Pirog (P)2019 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Another great installment to the series...

Love this Henry Bin series. The endings all seem a little rushed, but still worth the read. Looking forward to the next installment.

so good

I like the first one better, and I do wish the book was longer. I love the main character and the cat. if the cat dies in this series I'm going to change my star ratings!

Another Fun Ride

Again Nick Pirog has crafted another great Read and Listen. Jamie Renell captures Henry perfectly and the interactions with Lassie are priceless.

Just listen!

Another great one from Pirog. Excellent storyline. I listened in one sitting. This author is brilliant in my opinion!

This series is great!

Nick Pirog has an incredible imagination and a wicked sense of humor. This series is a blast.

nick pirog does not dissapoint

I am so enjoying the stories. he keeps me listening as much as I can til the end. I really like his style and research in the tales.

This is a sprint… full of excitement

So much happens so quickly! I have enjoyed the suspense and humor of this story. The cat is just too much! 💕

Scalzi level fantasy and political intrigue

Comparison to John Scalzi is my highest level of praise and Pirog is nearly there and sometimes funnier. Henry Bins makes the best use of his time and is fortunate to have cool supporting characters. This tale does go off the rails about half way through: unlikely characters are introduced and he is suddenly hit with Hollywood style moral imperatives. Was afraid we were going into a Dean Koontz cliche but these events were needed to drive the plot. We’re saved by, let’s say Lee Child style logistics since I’m name dropping. Gruesome activity, light humor and unlikely action is packaged tightly as with other Nick Pirog works. Henry’s adaptations to his handicap and his cat conversations are memorable. ( I grade hard, I think this is real 5 stars material)

Great story

Nick really holds you captive with his writing. Can’t wait to listen to his other books in the series.

Interesting and Unpredictable

I like the author’s humor. I find this character’s situation very different, unique, and interesting.