The Wolf in the Clouds

De: Ron Faust

Narrado por: Kaleo Griffith

An isolated cabin high on a stormy Colorado mountain that becomes snowbound in a raging blizzard. A homicidal maniac with superb mountaineering skills and sharpshooting aim with a rifle. Two local forest rangers unaware of what they’re walking into - and the trio of college kids they have come to rescue. As the freezing temperatures drop even lower, and the snow on the mountain above them accumulates, the danger and the tension pick up nightmare speed.

©1977 Ron Faust, 2013 Jim Donovan (P)2014 Audible Inc.

... until the ending...

Enjoyed quite thoroughly until I suddenly got dumped without so much ad a handshake at the end. Tired of writing? :)

You'll need to speed up narration -

Good book but oh boy I am glad we are able to adjust speed of the narration!

The wolf in the clouds

I had a great time listening to this audio book. this was an exciting story with plenty of action and crazy characters.

great for a break

Super action packed. Perfect for a car ride adventure. This book will keep you awake!

Not excellent, but very good

    It was full of action once the story got moving - after they left town, I loved it and it contained several unexpected turns.
 Highly recommended.

great stand alone novel

sets up the story quickly with some interesting characters, turn into the thriller you want to finish in one solid read. still great to pace it out so it lasts longer.

skiing in the mountains

story takes place in the Colorado mountains with a forest ranger, maniac, and avalanches.

Thrilling suspense

I enjoyed this thrilling suspense story. Several people are killed by a psychopath and some vulgar language. Recommend pre-screening before allowing the young adult reader to read.

ZZZZZZZZZzzzz

This audio book is exceptional sleep inducer. The bland delivery and endless, arcane dialog, combined with tediously articulated detail work with tremendous efficiency to induce a trancelike state.
Fighting the pull toward wakefulness I jumped to progressive chapters in effort to find something, anything which might catalyze synapse.
No.

Slow and not a great story

Too much minutiae in the dialogue. Story moves very slow with some excitement in the last few chapters.