Rusty Nail

A Jacqueline 'Jack' Daniels Mystery (Jacqueline "Jack" Daniels Mysteries, Book 3)

De: J. A. Konrath

Narrado por: Susie Breck, Dick Hill

Lt. Jacqueline "Jack" Daniels of the Chicago Police Department is back, and once again she's up to her Armani in murder. Someone is sending Jack snuff videos. The victims are people she knows, and they share a common trait—all were involved in one of Jack's previous cases. With her stalwart partner, Herb, hospitalized and unable to help, Jack follows a trail of death throughout the Midwest, on a collision course with the smartest and deadliest adversary she has ever known.

During the chase, Jack jeopardizes her career, her love life, and her closest friends. She also comes to a startling realization—serial killers have families, and blood runs thick.

Rusty Nail features more of the laugh-out-loud humor and crazy characters that saturated Whiskey Sour and Bloody Mary, without sacrificing the nail-biting thrills. This is Lt. Jack Daniels' third, and most exciting, adventure yet.

Crack another case with Jacqueline "Jack" Daniels.©2006 J.A. Konrath (P)2006 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Konrath creates the perfect blend of pulse-pounding thrills, side-splitting humor." (David Ellis, author of In the Company of Liars)

"Jack Daniels is a detective for the new millennium: sharply witty, deftly wry, and unabashedly cleve." (James Rollins, author of Black Order)

I absolutely love this series.

J.A. Konrath is witty amd clever. The story line was thrilling andI love the characters. I have trouble turning off Konrath's audiobooks. The writing is fantastic but I'm thoroughly amused by the narrators, Susie and Dick. I love how they interact and turn the whole thing into a show. I can't get enough! I would say this series wouldn't be the same without them!

Really enjoying series

Another great detective book in the series continuing the adventures of Jack, Harry and Jack's partner along with the rest of the characters. Once again great audio

The stressful life of a detective

This book was so full of twists and turns that I couldn't put it down. Very good detective story with plenty of action

So gross, but so good!

I have read a lot of gross murder mysteries but this series is the grossest. But it is soooooo good. The characters are beyond nuts. A hero psycho cat is the best.

Hilarious and horrifying back and forth!

Love the characters! Can't figure out how Jack Daniels still has such a good sense of humor after all she's been thru!

Good but graphic

i really enjoy the audio version of this book. The performers are great. Konrath's characters are intersesting and entertaining. The plot is good with lots of action and excitement, even if it is a little farfetched. My only issue with the book is that it is so graphic in parts that I can barely stomach it. I don't think it will keep from listening to more though.

Gorey Fun

‘Rusty Nail’ is another great addition to the Jack Daniels Series. The book is a good mix of action and plot development but isn’t for the faint of heart as it has a lot of gratuitous violence. The characters are interesting and fun and make for an interesting story (although I figured out who the killer was about half way through). The writing is good just make sure you don’t read it over your morning cereal!

Having two narrators is great and really helps bring the story to life. Both narrators do a superb job!

luv me some Jack Daniels

great book. keep them coming. looking forward to dirty martini. keep mr friskers in the story line.

I love this Series.. !

Great thriller from beginning to end! I loved it, couldn't put it down.. Jack and the gang a a great combination of mystery suspense and witty humor... Can't get any better than this...
Sisie Breck and Dick Hill did an Outstanding with their narration.. I really wish they could do the narration for all my books...Stellar-

Another enjoyable book in the series ... but ...

In reviewing the first two books I disagreed with other reviewers about them being excessively graphic in violence and gore. This book, however, is full of some really disturbing scenes including a *whole* lot of violence and gore. I expected it going in, and I am not particularly squeamish - but it is most certainly there and may make these books not for some. The book also touches on some other possible trigger topics ... hard to say much without giving things away, but ... yeah, if you are prone to triggers, this one might be a pass for you.

I was stoked to get Finn back in this story as he was a favorite character from the first book. I enjoyed the story and the dark nature of the crimes - but in some ways it felt a bit forced. There was definitely a bit of "how am I going to top myself this time" feel to the escalation in violence and gore. I also think that it might have been a bit early in the series for this particular story line. It might have been a bit more compelling to see a few other cases hit Jack's desk before watching this bit of her history come back to haunt her. Then again, I have been on a binge with this series. Perhaps if I'd had to wait for the writing period between releases it wouldn't feel so much like that.

Regardless, I think that I enjoyed this book more than 1 or 2 simply because I have started to connect with the characters. I loved the arch that happened between the people in Jack's life - the connections they are making, their motivations and I have some worries for her too. I am quite interested to see if I am reading sub-tones correctly or not as the series progresses.

I've grown used to the duo narration style and didn't find it bothersome, though I don't think that the writing of this particular book lent itself to it quite as well as the two previous books. Dick Hill is awesome, as ever, and I think that Susie Breck puts just the right tone of maturity and snark into Jack. (Another reviewer complained about the accents - not being from that part of the country I didn't find it troublesome, though I can understand that it might be for someone from the region).

I'm not sorry I purchased it - though I must admit, I got it at a reduced price after checking the kindle version out for "free" through the Amazon kindle unlimited program. (A great way to try out a new author!)