Swan Peak: A Dave Robicheaux Novel

I couldn't stand the monotone voice of the narrator. The book may be good but I had to quit after about an hour of listening to it. Needed more inflection in his voice to make it interesting.

I really enjoyed this book; Clete and Dave are getting up in years but still vital, believable characters. This book does get into Clete's head more. I love how he attracts all these women. I also was impressed with the redemption aspect of some of the characters.

I don't think anyone could enjoy this book.I have never written a review, But I feel other readers need to be advised how bad this book is.

It was very slow to start, jumped around and was very hard to follow in the beginning. The fact that the author tried to stuff his political and religious, or lack of beliefs down your throat didn't help a lot. I wish I could describe my disdain for this book in more intricate detail but to be honest I think I lost a few brain cells listening to it.

At times I felt as though the author was being paid by the word. Also, the author should keep his political opinion out of the story line. It added nothing.

As usual, great story, exquisite use of the english lanquage, superb narration.

This was my first James Burke audio book, but it certainly won't be my last. I loved it! It also introduced me for the first time to the narrator, Will Patton. He has got to be the 'best of the best' as he has the talent of bringing all the characters to life. I now look for other books that he narrates. Download this book . . .you won't regret it.

Really enjoyed this book. Good narrator, great story! Worth it! Do it!

I like the whole series, although the dialoge and theme can be a little racial. I enjoy hearing about New Orleans as it is a place I have always wanted to visit and never got the chance. This book has some pretty wicked characters and solves one of the mysteries from an earlier book in this series. Clete Purcel is in the middle and at his worst (best). If you are a Dave Robicheaux fan, you should give this one a listen.

It was a good story but the excursions into their minds and the plethora of 50 cent words are boring boring boring, and just distracts from what could be a good book, I think