Mr. Monk in Outer Space

De: Lee Goldberg

Narrado por: Angela Brazil

Adrian Monk has journeyed into the realm of the cult science-fiction show Beyond Earth, where he meets fans just as obsessive-compulsive as he is. Monk is at their convention because there may be a killer lurking in the Beyond Earth community: someone in a starship uniform has very publicly gunned down the show's legendary creator, Conrad Stipe. Could a fan be that furious at him for selling out to an exploitative Hollywood producer? Or is there more going on behind the scenes in Stipe's life?

Crack another case with Monk.©2010 BBC Audio; 2007 Universal Studios Licensing LLLP. Monk © USA Cable Entertainment LLC. All rights reserved.

Excellent!

Another great Mr. Monk book! The story was extremely enthralling with excellent narration. Highly recommend.

OK Book

The book was OK, but the end didn't make sense. Apparently, some pages were skipped because Natalie was in the building, in the car, then in the building again. And she mentioned driving through the window, which never happened - at least in the reading it didn't! Please be sure the entire book is read; otherwise, why are we buying them from Audible???

Seed's view

Classic Mr. Monk. I think I lost some of the ending so will listen on cloud and re-download if necessary. Otherwise great story.

True To Character

I actually stumbled upon the Monk books on Audible by accident. But they are well done. They maintain the characters like the TV show (or vice versa as the case may be). Lots of little giggle moments in there. Recommend them all.

Monk vs nerds

This one was a little hard to get through. Not going to go into spoilers here but when you expect Mr. Monk to have issues with germs, nudism, even odd numbers. When confronted by someone he knows who is part of a cult following, Monk becomes as cold as Stottlemeyer. It was interesting to see Monk show this side of himself. The murder and mystery were quite interesting to listen to. My only complaint was listening to Monk be so far out of character.

Too much filler

As other reviewers noted, part of the story near the end is left out. Other than that, I have two chief complaints: 1) There's WAY too much time taken up by Natalie's constant musings over things like her situation in life and what makes Monk the way he is . 2) Compared with the TV show, Monk is just too annoying in the book. His character annoys people in the TV show, but there is almost always a degree of humor in it. Few instances of Monk's being annoying in the book are amusing.

Gotta love Mr. Monk

A comforting and easy to listen to story about Mr. Monk and Natalie. Love every one!

Hello ComiCon

Truly a Monk tale. Not the greatest but still will have you laughing and guessing. Lay back relax, just listen.

Good Overall

Liked the book. The overall story was good. HOWEVER Lee Goldberg’s writing seems to be “fat-phobic.” I do not like that and it turns me off to the rest of his books.

thank you Lee Goldberg

Monk is one of my top favorite shows of all time and I miss it so much after it ended, I've already watched the whole series twice since then. having finally found the continuation on here, practical free, is wow. I'm grateful!