Obsidian Detective

Opus X, Book 1

De: Michael Anderle

Narrado por: Greg Tremblay

On the fringes of human space, a murder will light a fuse and send two different people colliding together. She lives on earth, where peace among the population is a given. He is on the fringe of society where authority is how much firepower you wield. She is from the powerful, the elite. He is with the military. Both want the truth - but is revealing the truth good for society? Two years ago, a small moon in a far-off system was set to be the location of the first intergalactic war between humans and an alien race. It never happened. However, something was found that many are willing to kill to keep a secret. Now, they have killed the wrong people. How many will need to die to keep the truth hidden? He will have vengeance no matter the cost. She will dig for the truth - no matter how risky it is to reveal.

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The Partners Lacked Chemistry

The book started strong and you wanted to learn more about the enemy and initial characters. Then it turned into a futuristic police procedural with an annoying partner. Jia was very naive and gung-ho. How awful do you have to be as a partner to have one of them quit shortly before full retirement just to get away from her? There was a lot of repetitive dialogue, mostly from Jia.

I got the book because of the riveting opening and I really enjoy Greg Tremblay's narration.

It's a series I'll read..

Pretty good scifi/detective story. Erik returned to earth from Mu Arae, a planet light years away from earth. He caught the trail of the killers being in Neo Southern California Metroplex after his 49 team members were slaughtered, and he was out for revenge. He became a police detective by-way-of an obscure ruling of Obsidian Detective Law. His partner, Jia Lin, was a little naïve and it was up to Erik to open her eyes.

There was no F-bombs used and that was ridiculous! Started off with Special Forces then went to cops and organized criminals lead by Naric Tessan. How could there have been NO F-bombs?
Silly, silly, silly! I can't move on with this series.

As for the narration: Greg Tremblay did a great job. Not only with the different voices, male and female, but with the emotions when he read.

excellent

I purchased this because I enjoy most of Michael Anderle's books. I love Greg Trembolay's reading. Especially when he has this type of MC. The plot is interesting, holding my attention from start to finish. I didn't care for the female MC for many chapters. Her world views for unrealistic. If Earth and het metro area were 'so clean and perfect' why did she become an enforcement officer? There were other things about her personality that were irritating. I do strongly recommend this book. Hope the following books are as good.

Captivating and dynamic

Great story, keeps the audience captivated and engaged. Looking forward to the next installment in the series.

awesome

The whole series was well done from the performance by Greg Tremblay to the actual story written by Michael Anderle , It kept me in suspence and constantly try to guess where the story was going to go. The audible was even beter than the book if that's at all possible. Hats off to Greg and Michael for a job well done.