Almost Midnight

Mike Bowditch Series, Book 10

De: Paul Doiron

Narrado por: Henry Leyva

In this thrilling entry in Edgar Award finalist Paul Doiron's best-selling series, the death of Maine's last wild wolf leads Game Warden Mike Bowditch to an even bigger criminal conspiracy.

Warden Investigator Mike Bowditch already has a troubling mystery on his hands: finding the archer who mortally wounded Maine’s only wild wolf. Then he learns his best friend, Billy Cronk, has been released from prison after heroically defending a female guard from a stabbing. Mike comes to believe the assault was orchestrated by a wider criminal conspiracy. When the conspirators pursue Billy's wife and children to a “safe" cabin in the woods, Mike rushes to their defense only to find himself outnumbered, outgunned - and maybe out of options.

©2019 Paul Doiron (P)2019 Macmillan Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

"[Henry Leyva's] understated performance makes even minor characters' motives and personalities believable...Leyva and Doiron are a great combination offering a fast-paced thrill ride with this tenth mystery in the series." (AudioFile Magazine)

great

love the characters. as a former Law Enforcement professional, I appreciate the writing, action etc. keep them coming.

Good Stories

This book is several stories at one time. The author gets better with each novel. I am really enjoying the books.

One of the best

I never get tired of Mike Bowditch and all his friends. Can't wait for the next adventure!

Best one yet!

Being from Maine, I loved this book. Some great lines & references. The adventures of Mike Boditch are always exciting and this is no exception. I highly recommend it.

Relationships

On going saga of Mike Bowditch and his seemingly bundling behaviors. And his relationship w marginal persons.

awesome

Wonderful book could not put it down don't miss it you will love this book

Another fun read.

Typically we’ll done. Story-line and flow of action interesting and the best narrator possible.

The Wolf

So much better than the first story with Mike an investigator. Well ended and well thought out.

Prison blues

What a great story. Reading a Doiron tale is like settling down in a nice cozy chair and getting lost in the world of Mike Bowditch. Such a great character and who doesn't love the other recurring characters. Billy and his whole family, Charley and his wife and Shadow, the wolf dog. Two stories running here and a host of problems to solve. Prison corruption, Billy needing help, trying to untangle his own love life as well as saving Shadow. Just an all around great read.

Least favorite so far.

This book felt chaotic and rushed compared to the rest. There were too many story lines going on at once and it felt like the author was too concerned with making all the other books come together in this one rather than concentrating on just giving us another good story about Mike.