
Good People
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Narrado por:
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Joyce Bean
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Dan John Miller
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Marcus Sakey
But wherever it came from, it is clear what the money could do for them if they kept it. What Tom and Anna can't imagine in this single, defining moment is that nothing comes for free.
Before the week is over, they'll know exactly where that $400,000 came from - and come face to face with the brutal truth that in order to save your own life, sometimes you have no choice but to destroy your dreams forever.
©2008 Marcus Sakey (P)2008 Brilliance Audio, Inc.Listeners also enjoyed...




















the producer was really lazy.
Below average narration
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This is a totally engaging read. You know right away that things are going to go wrong, but Sakey really churns it up into a mess that makes mighty fine reading.
It's one part, so he really moves it along quickly. You want to keep listening to see what's going to happen next.
I also liked the use of two readers, a male and a female. Added a lot to the listening experience.
Highly recommend this for a good listen.
A Home Run
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I wonder if they recorded the entire book with the male reader and then found that his rendition of the female lines was not good? Whatever the reason, THIS was a mistake.
The story itself is only OK. This is perhaps my third or fourth Sakey book in a row (started with Brilliance and really enjoyed it). It was the weakest. As the publisher's blurb explains, this is the story about a run-of-the-mill couple who find $400,000 and decide to keep it -- with disastrous consequences. The theme (average people facing temptations they should have walked away from) is a common Sakey theme. In this novel, the conversations about "Woe is us, why did we do this when we had everything we wanted to already?" get repetitious. The twists and turns, as always, are ingenious (and surprising)...but the conversations get in the way.
I will read other Sakey's, for sure. But this one was only so-so.
What were the producers thinking?
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I love Mr. Sakey's show, especially his personality. I hope he continues to make new episodes because I think that's where his talent truly lies.
Wanted to like this more as I'm a fan of Mr. Sakey
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Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
It wasn't a total waste of time, but got to be predictable as the story moved on.Would you be willing to try another book from Marcus Sakey? Why or why not?
Yes, because his novel Brilliance is incredibleWhich character – as performed by Joyce Bean and Dan John Miller – was your favorite?
Didn't really have a favorite because as the story goes along it's hard to cheer for anyone.Could you see Good People being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?
I believe it's going to be a movie later this year staring James FrancoYou can wait for the movie....
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What disappointed you about Good People?
Story over the top. No redeeming characters. Any we might have liked are undeveloped.Any additional comments?
Not a single character I could relate to or empathize with.Unlikeable Characters
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worst. story. ever.
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