
Aurelio Zen: Vendetta
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Narrado por:
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Michael Kitchen
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De:
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Michael Dibdin
Inspector Zen has a problem: an impossible murder, recorded on the closed-circuit video of Oscar Burolo's top-security Sardinian fortress. As Zen gets to work, he is once again plunged into a menacing and violent world where his own life is soon at risk. A major TV drama series on BBC One starred Rufus Sewell as Zen.
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If you could sum up Aurelio Zen: Vendetta in three words, what would they be?
All about revenge!What did you like best about this story?
The quirky, unconventional protagonist. The intimate navigation of Roman streets and neighborhoods.Have you listened to any of Michael Kitchen’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
No I haven't, but will actively seek him out.Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I rarely have extreme reactions to books, but that doesn't mean that this one wasn't a very pleasurable experience from beginning to end.Any additional comments?
This was my first Aurelio Zen experience, but will certainly not be the last.Looking for more!
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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes, particularly if they have been to Rome or SardiniaWho was your favorite character and why?
Obviously has to be Zen, tries his best to be high moralled but really just wants an easy life without having to put in too much effortWhat about Michael Kitchen’s performance did you like?
It took me a while to get into Kitchens style but have since bought another in the series. It's worth persevering because he is a great fit to Zen's laid back personality.Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No I listen while commuting by bus.Any additional comments?
I look forward to more books in the series but it's disappointing there are gaps. I would like to know why.Well written and well narrated
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Dibdin and Zen and Kitchen...a great combo
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It is good, even if the pace is slow and the thrill never really gets to me.
But I like the characters and the settings.
Quattro Stelle
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Would you listen to Aurelio Zen: Vendetta again? Why?
Possibly, but only for Michael Kitchen's superb narration. He reads women's voices incredibly well.What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?
Dual vendettas was a good plot device but was dragged out for far too long.Which scene was your favorite?
Zen and the Mercedes had me laughing out loud.Any additional comments?
I find Italian justice from Michael Dibdin's perspective fascinating and, given that the author apparently lives in Seattle, wonder how closely it reflects reality.Plot is a real stretch
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Elegant
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Michael Kitchen's narration is superb.
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This series just gets better
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-Michae Dibdin, Vendetta
This is my third Zen novel and I really seem to be c()cking up the order of it. I started with Book One (Ratking), fair enough, but I also bought and read Book Five (Così Fan Tutti), so now I'm trying to bring some order back into my life. There really is something attractive about these novels. I'm certain half of the mild success these novels have had are due to Dibdin discovering a near perfect character (Zen) and a near perfect setting (Rome, Sardinia). Zen isn't perfect. He lives with his mother. He exists in an almost Kafkaesque Italian police bureaucracy where his competence almost nearly costs him either his life or his job. But still he grinds on, and things seem through Karma to sort themselves nearly out at the end.
If you like Raymond Chandler or Hammett's noir novels, these ones won't disappoint you too much. They also reminded me a bit of Church's Inspector O (A Corpse in the Koryo, Bamboo and Blood, etc) novels (police investigations in North Korea). I guess there really are unlimited ways you can tell a story about an ethical man trying to escape the maze of an unethical bureaucracy while hot on the trail of a killer.
Also, one final note, the BBC's Zen 3 episode series is also worth checking out. I'd read the first three Zen novels first (Ratking, Cabal, Vendetta), but even without the novels the show is interesting.
Now and ZEN
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Great performance of a good story
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