Stuart Woods' Deep Water

By: Brett Battles

Narrated by: Jason Culp

In the latest action-packed adventure in the #1 New York Times bestselling series, Stone Barrington must avenge attacks on two of his dear friends.

When Stone Barrington meets one of his clients, Trenton Sidney, for a sunset drink on Trenton’s new yacht, the last thing he expects is to be a victim of a shipwreck. As one of the four survivors of the incident but with little memory of the sinking, Stone finds himself diving straight back into work. His first task? To reach out to the beneficiaries in Trenton’s will.

But when new evidence that points to foul play comes to light, Stone must probe the tragedy in more ways than one in order to uncover the identity of the perpetrator . . . before they find another lethal way to get themselves out of deep water.

Critic reviews

One of Living Magazines' Best Early Summer Reads
One of BookBub/Readworthy’s Best Action of July

"Another thriller making waves (pun intended) . . . at a briskly compelling pace. This is part of a big series, now on its 67th installment. It doesn’t seem to slow down!" —The Phrasemaker

"A high-speed, thrilling jaunt to the end filled with numerous plot twists . . . Stuart Woods' Deep Water has several directions it takes that lead to a pistol packing slam bang ending guaranteed to thrill fans of Stone Barrington." —Midwest Book Review

"Longtime fans of Stone Barrington are in for a treat. Here, Brett Battles proves once again that the beloved series remains in exceptionally capable hands, delivering a fast-paced mystery packed with intrigue, danger, and all the charm readers have come to expect from Stuart Woods’ iconic hero . . . Battles captures the voice and wit that made Stone Barrington such an enduring character in the first place. The transition from Woods to Battles has truly felt seamless, allowing the series to evolve while remaining faithful to everything longtime fans love." —The Real Book Spy

Not Tony Robins

The reader is good all the characters but STONE are wonderful. He just doesn’t have the flare of stone stone is an elegant New Yorker with barely a New York accent, barely an English accent and so be believable if you know the high end in New York. Especially high-end lawyers and drugs. My father was born. Great story, different unique easy listening totally unbelievable but that’s fiction.

a little less

I've listened to almost all of the Stuart Woods books read by Tony Robbins. This story does not hold up. Rather than a coherent plot it reads like a chain of incidents that are typical of Stone Barrington. it seems foreign with a different narrator.

The life style of the characters

It was slow getting started but once it got going, it was very good. I liked the way the cause of the sinking was investigated. I would recommend this book

Just can’t accept the new narrator as Stone.

Lots of familiar characters
Story was predictable sadly. I think this series may be played out.

good book

I was concerned this series my not do as well with the new author. but this book in my opinion was just as well written and entertaining as any of the other Stone Barrington books . I am looking forward to the next one coming out.