The Dollar a Year Man

De: James Sisk

Narrado por: David S. Dear

Mitch Paulson, a burnt out Detroit homicide detective, retires to a small, Northern Michigan resort town only to be reluctantly coaxed out of retirement by his brother, the local Chief of Police, to investigate the murder of a beautiful, young female lobbyist from Washington, DC, whose body is found in a building of an abandoned state mental hospital. In the course of his investigation, Mitch finds himself enmeshed in the most complex case of his career.

©2016 James Sisk (P)2016 James Sisk

Good audiobook

Where does The Dollar a Year Man rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It is an interesting story.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Dollar a Year Man?

The end of the story was a surprise.

Have you listened to any of David S. Dear’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

The narrowing was good.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes.

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Riveting suspense

Politics, love triangle, murder and suspense fills The Dollar a Year Man and pulls you in and keeps you listening.
Moving between Michigan and DC the plot thickens as Detective Mitch Paulson works to solve the murder of a beautiful lobbyist.
There are so many things I liked about this book, starting with the attention to details, character development and all the twists and turns.
I had a hard time getting use to the narration of David S. Dear. He has a very distinctive voice that didn't flow. There wasn't much variation between male character voices and the female voices weren't very believable.

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Your narrator killed this book for me.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of David S. Dear?

Probably someone whose enunciation was clear but not overexaggerated.

Any additional comments?

I was given this audiobook in exchange for an honest review.

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You can bet that I will never listen to anything narrated by David S. Dear again. There, it's my review. You were third in my queue, but because of this rude behavior, I moved you up in order to give you a FREE review as agreed to. Take my email out of your address book, you won't need to contact me again.

Great Dollar a Year Detective Story!

Overall this book was great! There were moments when my attention to the story was lost but not too long before it pulled me back in. This book does have the perfect amount of everything...murder, mystery, strong characters. Not sure if this is a series but I believe it could be. Narrator was perfect for the rolls of each character... I personally find it hard at times to get into a good audible book with male readers but I didn't have that problem here.

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The Dollar a Year Man

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A very good murder mystery that features politics and the insurance industry. Traverse City police chief calls he's wealthy retired brother to return as a detective to help solve the crime. He follows the clues and finds more crimes. Quite an interesting tale that holds the listener to the end. I hope there will be more of these characters in the future.

The narration was well done.The characters were well portrayed.