The Man from St. Petersburg

De: Ken Follett

Narrado por: Richard Armitage

Duración: 12 h y 40 m

Resumen del Editor

"Ken Follett has done it once more...goes down with the ease and impact of a well-prepared martini." (New York Times Book Review)

His name was Feliks. He came to London to commit a murder that would change history. A master manipulator, he had many weapons at his command, but against him were ranged the whole of the English police, a brilliant and powerful lord, and the young Winston Churchill himself. These odds would have stopped any man in the world - except the man from St. Petersburg.

©1982 Ken Follett (P)2021 Penguin Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Eerily plausible . . . one of Follett's finest." (Time)

"A grabber with a pace that never flags." (Cosmopolitan)

"Builds with such intensity that your heart races with pounding anticipation and sticks in your throat as the climactic moments near." (Chattanooga Times-Free Press)

Highly recommend

I’ve read and listened to most of Ken Follett’s books. This one was a bit different but I was drawn in from the beginning. World War I and the events leading up to it is a favorite subject of mine. As always the history and facts are dead on. The real characters woven in are believable and add to the story. And the story… everything you’d want. The narration also spot on. Highly recommended.

Loved it!

I am now a huge fan of historical fiction thanks to Ken Follett! This is a great story on all levels, intrigue, love, regret all laced in with a beautiful backdrop of pre WW1 English and Russian upper class. I completely enjoyed it!

Riveting and well-spun!

I enjoyed every minute of this chapter in time. All aspects of pre-WWI English society were represented well.

bad ending, predictable story arcs

I do not understand I understand why the writer could start out so well and end so badly a lot of these story arcs did not have to go this way I didn't hate the characters until he started changing their outcomes

Engrossing Story

Ken Follett is a master storyteller. Though he normally has a lot of characters in his very long tales, they are all drawn so distinctly that I never lose who’s who and, by and large, feel I know most of them personally. It’s not always the ‘bad guys’ who are really the ‘bad guys.’ I loved the book. Great reader, too.

Don’t miss

Follett at his best. Masterful storytelling set against historic background. Thrilling and sometimes moving. Highly recommended.

My Favorite so far

The story flowed from start to finish Interesting Narration Solid history Strong characters Great dialogue

Follett has always been educational

Have mainly only listened to his recent books. However, after listening to this one, I will be going through all of his books now. Educational and interesting at same time.

Swift, sharp, amazing

Very good plot, easy to follow, great performance of Richard Armitage. I couldn't stop listening.

Slow start but Great Ending

At first, I put the book down after the first 2 chapters...but after a month, I picked it up again. I'm glad I did because they story got better and more intriguing as the pages flew by. I really enjoyed the book and the fictional history. The Evening and the Morning was better but this one was good enough for a 4 star review.