Dirt

Stone Barrington, Book 2

De: Stuart Woods

Narrado por: Tony Roberts

On the heels of his best-selling Choke and Imperfect Strangers, Stuart Woods brings back one of his best loved characters, Stone Barrington, who most recently appears in New York Dead, in a fast-paced roller-coaster ride through the high-profile world of celebrity gossip.

Feared and disliked for both her poison pen and her ice queen persona, bicoastal gossip columnist Amanda Dart finds the tables have turned. The unwitting victim of an anonymous gossipmonger who is faxing to national opinion makers an outrageous scandal sheet revealing the details of her ongoing indiscretions with a nationally known takeover artist, Amanda enlists the help of New York lawyer and investigator Stone Barrington to learn the identity of the faxer.

Everybody is a suspect in the world of tabloid journalism. As the faxes grow more scathing and begin to expose the peccadilloes of not only Amanda but other members of the gossip community, Barrington winds up with more leads than he can handle and an employer who is about to take matters dangerously into her own hands. The world of gossip is turned on its head. It becomes clear to Stone that even the most respected members of the social scene will stop at nothing - even murder - to clear their names.

Irresistible as only good gossip can be, Dirt is a mesmerizing tale of betrayal and murder set against a backdrop of the fast-paced Manhattan tabloid business; it is filled with the twists and turns that have made Stuart Woods' novels international hits.

©1996 Stuart Woods (P)2016 HarperCollins Publishers

Dirt

Another great write by Woods, makes you want to know what is next for Stone.

Great Fun Series !!!!!!!

Enjoying the Barrington Series....read a later one....enjoyed it so much I decided to back up and start at the beginning...….

Good Read

I enjoyed the plot. It kept me guessing. I was able to picture the characters in my mind.

Different narrator-- he gets one star

I'm not a fan of narrator Farrone, (the first book), but Tony Roberts trying to deliver female lines is just grating and painful. I would take Farrone back in a minute if that's the only other choice. So far I've also heard his version of Dino's voice...awful. Why in the world did they decide to the rest of this series with him?

I still haven't decided whether I like Stone Barrington or not. Tony Roberts' voice makes him even less appealing. He's bright, mostly ethical, but when it comes to women he is incredibly shallow. I am wondering if he stays like that through whole series, or if he grows at all. He goes from 38 to 42 yre from last book to this. At this rate he'll end the series in his 60's!

Narration

His voice is very old. It quivers. He sounds like a smoker. When he does a female she sounds like a gramma not a young sexy woman. He comes off whiny most of the time. Good story but I’m having a hard time finishing due to the voice. All characters sound very similar.

Another Homerun For Stuart Woods

Another homerun for Stuart Woods. This is Stone Barrington at his best. As always Tony Roberts' voices are perfect! Highly Recommended!

He’s back!

I really don’t know why, but I enjoy Stones exploits enormously. I highly recommend this series before anybody that likes an exciting story read by a good narrator.

1st Stuart Woods book I have read

Where does Dirt rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Top 5

Have you listened to any of Tony Roberts’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

1st time to listen to Tony Roberts - thinks he does a very good job with all parts.

Enjoying Barrington very much!

Good, solid characters & storyline. Keeps your interest with various twists. The only complaint I have is the narrator’s “British” accent sound more Australian! That was bothersome, but the character didn’t have much dialogue.

Interesting Read - Easy Vaca listen

Interesting getting to know Stone B & his crew of charecters....Starting from the beginning for the first time, tho had listened to several others - certainly catching Many More Details. Personally I enjoy Richard Ferron more than Tony Robert's but that's personal choice both chaps do a Good job!!