Sleepeasy

De: T. M. Wright

Narrado por: Mark Douglas Nelson

Harry Briggs led a fairly normal life. He had a good job, a nice house, and a beautiful wife named Barbara, with whom he was very much in love. Then he died. That's when Harry's story really began. That's when he found himself in a strange little town called Silver Lake.

In Silver Lake, nothing is normal. In Silver Lake Harry has become a detective, tough and silent, hot on the trail of a missing woman and a violent madman. But the town itself is an enigma. It's a shadowy, twilight town, filled with ghostly figures that seem to be playing according to someone else's rules. Harry has unwittingly brought other things with him to this eerie realm. Things like uncertainty, fear...and death.

©1993 T. M. Wright (P)2013 David Wilson

not for me

I was given this book for free from audiobook boom and asked to leave an unbiased review for the author and narrator. I listen to books in the mornings while I’m preparing for my day. This book has too much going on, too much bouncing around back and forth in time and such so you have to really pay attention to it or its confusing. The author also threw in a lot of sexual stuff which I didn’t think really had a place in this story. The story is supposed to be about a guy that dies and goes to someplace looking for a woman, so what’s the point of sexual stuff in the story? I didn’t like it and would not have spent a credit on it. The narrator has a pleasant voice, but he was just reading the book, he didn’t attempt to make a production of it or do various characters voices, but again he has a pleasant mellow voice.