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Fairly boring

Too long, slow, and boring unfortunately. Not up to usual standard. Narrator good but overall, delivery and story somnambulant.

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  • JAMES
  • 07-01-11

Get hooked

Its just a shame that Audible have not got more of the Joe Fraraday series to download. If you like your modern dective thrillers to have a gritty realism, a supurb cast of colourful characters and a good story line to keep you hooked then look no futher a really enjoyable listen. If you like Rebus, Morse, Frost then you will be pleased with another addition to the modern detective. The narrator Tim Pepper is perfect for creating the ambience and has a wide range of voices that make the whole experience a treat.

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  • Elin
  • 07-25-15

Worth it!

What made the experience of listening to The Price of Darkness the most enjoyable?

The story being complex.

What other book might you compare The Price of Darkness to, and why?

no sure

What does Tim Pepper bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?

Local caracter and atmosphere.

Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

A bit frustrated when going between one person and the next with no pause.

Any additional comments?

no