Stuart Woods' Finders Keepers

De: Brett Battles

Narrado por: Jason Culp

In the latest thrilling adventure in the #1 New York Times bestselling series, Stone Barrington is caught in the lethal crossfire between a dear friend and a secret enemy from his past.

After attending an Arrington properties meeting at the group’s newest location, The Vineyard Arrington on Martha's Vineyard, Stone Barrington returns to New York City to catch up with his old friend Jack Coulter. Over lunch, Jack requests Stone’s help in settling his niece Sara into city life post-divorce. Always one to please, Stone takes Sara under his wing.

But when various men from Sara’s past start getting hurt, and Jack’s loved ones find themselves a target in a deadly scheme, it’s up to Stone to put the pieces together . . . before the shrouded conspirer manages to tear them all apart, permanently.

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"[F]antastic multi-layered thriller . . . Finders Keepers continues the long running series with another sure fire, rapidly paced suspense tale to the very end." —Midwest Book Review

"[A] tense, clever, and exciting novel with danger, action [and] well-developed characters." —Mystery & Suspense Magazine

Narrator

I didn’t like the narrator he was just not right for the story. The original narrator was the best in my opinion

New Narrator?

Typical Stone Barrington story that was entertaining. It seemed like a new narrator was employed and he was annoying at best. Especially bad were the women and the English accents. Stone’s girlfriend sounded like she was 80 or more. If this was a new narrator, I’d suggest he be replaced asap.

Story pretty good. Narrator is lacking.

It took me several tries to get through the story. The narrator does a poor job of changing his voice for the different characters. He also changed the accents of a few of the well-know characters like Elaine, Stone's very Greek housekeeper/cook. She now has a "proper" British accent. Totally threw me off the story. After finally getting through the story, it follows the "tone" the stories started taking since Brett Battles has been involved. Brett is definitely putting his own stamp on the series. A few more books will tell me if I will stay a fan of the "new" Stone Barrington series. However, if the narrator stays the same I will not be buying them as audiobooks.

Really enjoyed it!

As a raving fan of Stuart Woods, I was more than pleased to be able to continue listening to my favourite characters.

My only suggestion is to have Tony Roberts continue doing the narration in the future.

Not the Usual Stone Barrington Book

The narrator is NOT Tony Roberts. It was hard to determine the characters by the voice. This book seems to focus on much more than Stone's adventures. I was not impressed.

Not Tony Roberts

Just what you would expect for another Stone Barrington book. Should be illegal to have anyone but Tony Roberts narrating though. Took awhile to be able to listen.

Need a different Narrator

The story line was fine however the narrator did not fill in the gap left by the passing of Tony Robert’s. Dino Bacchetti was okay but others were not especially Stone Barrington. He sounded more like Elvis Cole. Hopefully going forward the narrator will get closer to the syntax used by Tony Robert’s.

Different reader

I was not a fan of the new reader. He didn’t voice the main characters even close to before. It was hard to follow who was ‘speaking’ most of the time.

Hard to Continue Series

Brett Battles has done a decent job in keeping Stuart Woods style alive but it is not the same.
Jason Culp has done a poor job replacing Tony Roberts who is really the voice of all these characters.
It's going to be tough to continue listening to this series.

Two great torch bearers!

I have thoroughly enjoyed Brett Battles input and now taking the helm of the Stone Barrington series. And now, Jason Culp adds his incredible voice to the series. Great choices!