August Snow

August Snow, Book 1

De: Stephen Mack Jones

Narrado por: Luis Moreno

August Snow, an ex-police detective who was fired from the Detroit PD, brought down the entire corrupt department and the mayor with a wrongful dismissal lawsuit. The son of an African American cop and a Mexican American painter, August Snow is most at home in Detroit's Mexicantown neighborhood, where he grew up - the neighborhood he's now returned to and hopes to revitalize with his settlement money of $12 million. The trouble is August has old enemies with scores to settle.

When an old acquaintance, finance magnate Eleanore Paget, hears August is back in town, she tries to hire him to investigate suspicious goings-on at her investment bank. August declines - detective work is no longer his beat. When Eleanore is found dead the next day of an apparent suicide, August doesn't buy it for a minute. His search for her killer will drag him into a rat's nest of Detroit's most dangerous criminals.

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Lots of misdirection, twist and turns will pull you in and wanting mire!

Great storyline; storytelling; great narration. I thought the character development was pretty good. I did want to know more about August's love life. Overall, great entertainment!

Book One and I'm Hooked!

Im from SAGINAW so when our hero made a stop in my city i was ready to jump in the car with him and go off to war , 5 stars.............

great listen great story

I've listened to over 100 audiobooks in the last few years but never left a review until now. great characters, great narration. highly recommend it

interesting.

Agree with one reviewer who said this read like a movie. Which is what bothered me through much of it. That aside; found it reasonably good, with very likable characters being my favorite part. Not sure yet if am going on with series.

Extremely well written

Descriptions very believable, characters briefly but well drawn. Suspenseful with quick action. I thouroughly enjoyed it.

Talent. Good story

Story starts slow. Stick with it. Not what u think. August. Is good guy. I like and admire him. Hope there r ones like him in real time

The prose of course

This book keeps you hopeful for August Snow and his friends to make it out alive

Exceptional Read!

What a great story, although I would have rather that August had a little less angst! So much loss ! Made his character much too emotionally burdened at times. Looking forward to Book #2. Maybe his personal life gets better!

A little slow

Good story but slow. Narration was good. I will listen to the next book in the series before I decide to go beyond that.

Better than the description

From the description of this book, I couldn't tell where or when the setting was and I procrastinated reading it thinking it was a historical crime novel.
It is modern day Detroit, with a very likable mixed-race PI who used to work for the police department, then got a big settlement from the city so he doesn't have to work (or take crap from anyone). He is as dedicated to his community as he is to solving the crime. The book is smart, well-written, and wrapped up all loose ends. I can't wait to read the next August Snow book.