Screwed

De: Eoin Colfer

Narrado por: John Keating

The second crime novel by internationally best-selling writer Eoin Colfer is a gritty and utterly compelling follow-up to the critically acclaimed Plugged.

In Screwed, Colfer adds an entirely new chapter to the adventures and misadventures of Daniel McEvoy, the down-on-his-luck Irish bouncer at a seedy New Jersey bar who, with the help of a motley crew of unlikely characters, solved a bizarre string of murders - including the one of the girl he loved. But people around him continue to die mysteriously, and Daniel is called into action once again. Colfer, beloved by millions for his Artemis Fowl series, has written a riveting and relentlessly paced sequel that is sure to garner international praise.

With wildly inventive imagination and head-spinning plot twists, Screwed is a tour-de-force that rivals Carl Hiaasen at his very best.

©2013 Eoin Colfer (P)2013 AudioGO

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Dominated, driven, and fully animated by a refreshingly original voice….Great writing." ( Washington Post)

"Incomparably clever and witty….Has a Quentin Tarantino-meets-Carl Hiaasen quality." ( Los Angeles Times)

"Lots of bloody fun." ( New York Times Book Review)

A fun, humorous adult ride

Eoin Colfer’s comic wit was on point, as always, and John Keating’s performance was thoroughly enjoyable. Dan’s capability, humor, and heart keep you rooting for him all the way, including ample heartache on his behalf and swells of affection for the way he deals with things. Highly recommend.

Funny and Moving

Great performance by the reader and a very entertaining book. I guarantee you will love it.

Great narration. Inner dialoge wanders

This story is first person POV, and he's an interesting guy with lots of colorful characters in his life. The narrator is great with all the voices. I liked the story, but it went on too long. The inner dialog and flashbacks would make a 5 minute action scene take 30 minutes. I kept waiting for the story to end, but the guy just kept going on... Overall, I enjoyed it. it was different than what I usually listen to, but I won't listen to another on this series.

Enjoyed it way more than I expected

John Keating created a cinematic landscape that flashed a very enjoyable action film.
In my head it was directed by the cohen brothers, but that’s just my inclination.
The book is funny, smart, ironic, tragic and somehow both optimistic AND pessimistic simultaneously.
Enjoy!

lots of belly laughs.

It's a great listen though drags a bit towards the 3 quarter mark. It's definitely a bit ribald with lots of profanity, if you don't get bothered by that it's great fun.

Loved this second book!!

I loved book one so much that I could not wait to start book two. With the exception of the ending, I LOVED THIS BOOK.

The amount of screwed that Daniel McEvoy is in is non-stop. He keeps getting deeper and deeper into things, all the while with that Irish cheek that makes his character so special. I loved everything about this listen except the ending. (The aunt's entrance and exit was confusing.)

The narrator is the center of joy for this listen. He's a perfect McEvoy!! I can't tell if there is a book three but I certainly hope so.

Great book. I hope there are more to come.

Great book. Funny and captivating. I hope there are more of this series to come.

Better than Plugged

Actually liked this better than Plugged! It was still funny with various over-the-top plot twists, but the whole wacky and suspenseful tale seemed to hang together better.
A flawed hero and flawed side characters all seem to complement each other, even as their compliments come laden with curse words.

Tons of Fun!

A lighthearted listen with laugh out loud moments! the performance is excellent and the weighting creative.

Side-plitting narration for excellent one-liners.

if you've never listened to John Keating this would be a good place to start. He also does the old country Irish doctor series in Ballybo, Ireland which is also extremely entertaining. But in this story he is too too funny. I am listening to it now for the second time and believe it or not it's even funnier if you lower the speed from 1.0 to 0.9 or even 0.8 it just means that his one-liners are dragged on so that you're laughing longer. the book is risque and R-rated so it's not for the kiddies. ( I guess the title pretty much explains that)