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Never Enough
- Narrated by: Michael McConnohie
- Length: 9 hrs and 35 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Never Enough is the harrowing, true story of two brothers who grew up wanting to own the world but instead wound up murdered half a world apart - and of Nancy Kissel, a modern American woman for whom having it all might not have been enough.
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- lindablue
- 08-16-08
Never Enough
I figured a book by Joe McGinniss would be a good listen. I wasn't disappointed.He gives the listener a view into the lives of the super wealthy--living in Hong Kong. It is a bit grisly, yet a fascinating tale of an unhappy wife who carries out a poorly planned murder of her husband. A good listen if you're into true crime stories.
6 people found this helpful
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- Judith
- 07-09-08
Couldn't Stop Listening
This was a very interesting and absorbing book. I couldn't stop listening. I found out about the Kissel murder only when the brother Andrew was murdered in Connecticut and saw references to this case. I like Joe McGuiness' true crime books and recommend this one too.
6 people found this helpful
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- Kilroy
- 09-12-19
Best true crime writer alive today
Except for Ann Rule in her prime, no other true crime writer has ever held a candle to Joe McGinnis and that certainly holds true for this book. The story is insane and features a bipolar entitled bottle-blond whose lack of impulse control and immature emotions causes her to behave in an appallingly narcissistic fashion with consequences for everyone around her. As the story unfolds, it's really hard to believe she does the things she does and thinks she can get away with it all. The best part of this book is that instead of dwelling on the minutiae of court proceedings, which just about every other true crime writer today does, to the detriment of their books, Joe McGinnis actually took the time to interview many of the subjects-- giving him insight into events and the psychological state of the main characters at every step and that is what makes this book as good as it is. He also has a very low-key and dry sense of humor that shows up when he describes New York City and Hong Kong of the go-go 80s as well as the characters actions. I wish he would write even more books. This one is stellar.
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- Elaine
- 12-05-19
It’s no Fatal Vision but still good
I remember when this murder happened and so was interested to hear the entire story. As always, McGinnis did a great job providing background information on all the people involved. It seems Nancy was always a troubled, spoiled, demanding, and quick-tempered person. Robert seemed like a decent enough person but he was overly ambitious, greedy, and not smart enough to see what was coming as there were clues he was aware of and had even discussed with others. Sad fir their three children who were clearly neglected by their mother if McGinnis is not telling this story biased against the mother.
The narration was good but McConnohie’s voice used for Nancy got annoying at times. But overall, I recommend this book as it is an interesting story told by a great true crime writer.
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- Andy
- 06-01-08
it's like you were there
McGinnis does a great job of making the listener feel as if he or she is there. Supported by terrific detail, McGinnis lays out the entire progression of events leading to the murder as well as throughout the trial and beyond.
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- Bridget Benjamin
- 05-27-22
Great true crime story
Well written by Joe McGinnis. Well read. Story is intriguing. Never a dull moment in this one!
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- Alycia
- 01-29-14
Not McGinniss' best.
Would you try another book from Joe McGinniss and/or Michael McConnohie?
This author, absolutely as I have read other books of his. This narrator, only for more upbeat topics.
What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)
This is a true story so the ending was as expected. McGuinniss does a good job of tying up the loose ends, as much as the facts of the story will allow.
Did the narration match the pace of the story?
The pace, yes, the mood, no.
Did Never Enough inspire you to do anything?
Yes, I was inspired to look for photos of the people. In doing so, I stumbled on clips from of a video dramatization of the story.
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- Seattle Customer
- 06-28-10
Not one of this author's best
I found this to be a very well written but only moderately interesting true crime story. To be fair, I have read five of the author's other books and found them to be truly exceptional and was hoping for something more of that caliber.
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- JoAnn
- 03-10-08
Interesting true crime
If you read true crime, such as Ann Rule, then you will find this book very interesting.
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- Anna L Dedrick
- 03-19-22
Good Book, Messed Up Family
Easy reading, predictable outcome, spoiled rich people. Feel badly for the children and hope they found someone to teach them that money isn't everything.