Anonymous Vengeance

De: Farrell Kingsley

Narrado por: John Solo

Imagine Robert Ralston. He is a pacifist who couldn't think life could get any better. In fact he barely has a care in the world. A good job, two kids, a great wife, a house, two cars, retirement money, and savings in the bank. But suddenly it's all gone!

In a single day, he has lost his job, money, house, cars, and even his entire family. Robert knows one man is responsible for his new lot in life. Cal Stevens, who was Robert's former boss. If this happened to you, what would you do? Would you gain an anonymous vengeance?

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This needs to be a movie

I seriously loved this movie and thought it should be a movie. Other than the character Shelley I did not like her in the book but see how it was necessary.

I'm Sorry Was That My Back Your Knife Ran Into

What a great book I had the dreaded get ready for summer yard project scheduled and for me there is nothing like an audio book for company. It's like getting stuff done and participating in my favorite hobby all at once.

This book was a delightful but not surprising venture into a great suspense, who done it if you will. The characters are people everyone can respond to, I'm sure you will run across someone you know in this book. That is how real the characters are, for the reader.

I thought the dialogue was awesome in several ways one, it helped to move the story line forward without bogging it down in narrative. Two, it revealed layers of the characters, that author's without the knack seldom if ever achieve. Author Farrell Kingsley brought out pathos and subtext that added dimension and dare I say empathy to some of the characters.

Not to be discounted the narration is spot on no monotones and no artificial voices for characters rather Narrator John Soto chose to use voice infliction and nuance to very good effect.

Overall giving this a five star because it is what audio books sometimes strive for and never achieve a really good story that translates into the spoken word. Can you say screenplay material, just my opine. I would buy a ticket to see this movie.

Fun plot line that kept me engaged to the end

It was a fun filled series of truly unfortunate events. Glad I’m married to someone who could be just as awesome as anyone.