Lying in Wait

J. P. Beaumont Series, Book 12

De: J. A. Jance

Narrado por: Gene Engene

A shadow from J. P. Beaumont's past shows up after 30 years, an ex-girlfriend whose husband has been brutally murdered.Check out more of J. P. Beaumont's mysteries.©1994 Books in Motion (P)1994 Books in Motion

surprised

I enjoyed this book, good twist in the middle and end. The characters were interesting.

Beau Does It Again

Good story, quick pace, didn't want to put it down. Lay back and listen or read this one. Enjoy!!!!!!

Good Story

I enjoy Mr. Engene's voice and style. He lends his voice to a detective I've "known" for years in an interesting, talented, and skilled manner.
Ms. Jance continues to create suspenseful, well-paced stories in which her self-aware characters find themselves challenged both personally and professionally.

One of the best!

I have read or listened to several of the books in the J.P.Beaumont series. This is definitely one of the best! The book keeps your attention throughout.
It has a rather unique plot. I highly recommend it.

Narrator Gene Engene

I absolutely love this narrator. He brings all these books to life. Well done! Great!

terrible reader

even though some of the voices were good, the voice over rendering was boring and many of the words were mispronounced. Sounded like hecwas reading it for the first time and many sentences were broken up wrong

Lying in Wait

I apologize, I must have been blind in one eye and couldn't see thru the other one. Gene Engene hasn't narrated all of her books. I will try another, am looking forward to a good listen.

Love this series

JA Jance never disappoints! this is the most exciting series, it will keep you guessing until the end

Lying In Wait

As usual, JA Jance has given us another enjoyable, easy read. The narrator would do well to research the speech inflections of the character's setting. A decidedly Southwest intonation coming from a native resident of the Pacific Northwest is annoying and unbelievable.

Yet another excellent book from J.A. Jance

As a Norwegian myself it was interesting following J.P. Beaumont into the Norwegian community. His observations on "Akevitt" is something I belive most foreigners and alot of Norwegians can relate to! As before, Gene Engene IS Beaumont. It should be considered an ID-theft and a fellony to have anyone else do the part. I'm slowly running out of Beaumont/Engene/unabridged books. I see a difficult withdrawal process coming my way!