Agent 6

I disagree with a lot of the reviews, I didn't think that it started off particularly slowly. Although there wasn't a lot of action at the start, the building up if the story was very enjoyable. The story is depressing, but I found it more believable and interesting than The Secret Speech and the narrator is fantastic. I'm glad that I decided not to listen to the reviews and go for this because I think it's important to have the end of the story. Neither sequel stands up to Child 44, which was definitely the best of the trilogy, but this was very good all the same.

The reader was brilliant, the story very interesting even though a little bit slow to start.

Leo, very nice background

Leo

The end

Would be good to have the other book from the same serie read by the same performer.

i really enjoyed this trilogy but this last part was my least favourite . much preferred the original narrator. The ending was also disappointing.

A great storyline, you end up visualising every scene and character - one to remember.

Leo - I could feel the sadness within him

I found it so easy to bond with the principle character

Not as good as the previous 2 books in this trilogy. I found myself less engaged and even a little bored at times.
It's not terrible by any means, but I was hoping for something better after enjoying Child 44 and The Secret Speech so much. Shame.

I loved this trilogy.! From the very first page of Child 44 I was captivated by the story of Leo Demidov until the end. I really feel like I have been given another viewpoint of a history I only knew about from the news archives.

Having enjoyed Child 44 and The Secret Speech very much, I was disappointed by this. The story was too far-fetched and didn't seem to have a coherent plot. It was as if Tom Rob Smith had been told to write a trilogy and had run out of ideas for the third book. It is also very depressing. You need to listen to it to complete the series, but I hope future books are back to his previous standard.

I adored Child 44 and enjoyed The Secret Speech. But Agent 6 is a wasted opportunity. Starting strongly it soon descends into a dull thriller by numbers, without the thrills.

I'd recommend this to some of my friends who have the patience to keep up with a 'slow middle'.

The final closing scene where Leo experiences 'some joy' at last.

The final few chapters of this book are where all the lines of the story come together, they are quite moving at times.

Bear with this book as it does eventually get going.