The Hunt Club

A Novel (Wyatt Hunt, Book 1)

By: John Lescroart

Narrated by: Guerin Barry

A federal judge is murdered, found shot to death in his home - together with the body of his mistress. The crime grips San Francisco. To homicide inspector Devin Juhle, it first looks like a simple case of a wife's jealousy and rage. But Juhle's investigation reveals that the judge had powerful enemies...some of whom may have been willing to kill to prevent him from meddling in their affairs.

Meanwhile, private investigator Wyatt Hunt, Juhle's best friend, finds himself smitten with the beautiful and enigmatic Andrea Parisi. A lawyer who recently has become a celebrity as a commentator on Trial TV, Andrea has star power in spades, and seems bound for a national anchor job in New York City. Until Juhle discovers that Andrea, too, had a connection to the judge, along with a client that had everything to gain from the judge's death.

And then she suddenly disappears...

Andrea becomes Juhle's prime suspect. Wyatt Hunt thinks she may be a kidnap victim, or worse...another murder victim. And far more than that, she's someone with whom he believes he may have a future.

As the search for Andrea intensifies, Hunt gathers a loose band of friends and associates willing to bend and even break the rules, leading to a chilling confrontation from which none of them might escape.

©2006 John Lescroart (P)2006 Brilliance Audio

Not Bad

This series is ok can't take it to serious but I enjoying listening to them good stories

Narrator Left Everything to be Desired

Would you listen to The Hunt Club again? Why?

I would not listen to the book again because of the narrator. It is hard to put my finger on but the various voices he used were sometimes grating, and, the pace at which he read was poor. There was not inflection or emotion in places that would have benefited from it.

How did the narrator detract from the book?

see above

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

No. I listen to books in the evening as I relax before sleeping.

This narrator is the worst I've ever encountered.

Wow. The narrator absolutely killed the story. The women and children all had the same high-pitched, infantalized voice. Male characters other than the protagonist were given a dopey voice that made them sound mentally-challenged. Awkward pauses, terrible accents, and staccato dialogue--this narrator had it all.

Normally I'm a fan of Lescroart's books, but the narrator really made this one unbearable. How does someone so terrible at it actually make narration their career?? I'll never listen to another book he reads again.

Not the best narrator

Loved the book. But this narrator is weak on women’s voices and not very distinguishable in the male voices. Forget his attempts at children.

Terrible narrator

It's a good story. Unfortunately the narrator ruins it. He is especially deficient in portraying female voices. I'm seriously hoping that he doesn't narrate any other.This authors novels