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HUNTER'S MOON

Marguerite Gavin brings Alaskan hunter/detective Kate Shugak to life in this fast-paced mystery. During a hunting retreat a group of German computer executives experiences a slew of "accidents." It is up to Kate and her boyfriend (a fellow hunting guide) to find the killer. Gavin's rendering of Kate is exceptional, along with her tackling of various German accents. Listeners will find themselves tingling with fright as they are stalked alongside Kate, who must escape the killer as well as cope with the elements of nature.

Pub Date: Jan. 22, 1999

Duration: 7 hrs, 30 mins

Publisher: Books on Tape

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    "R" IS FOR RICOCHET

    In the latest Kinsey Millhone mystery, Kinsey is hired by an aged, wealthy man to retrieve his daughter from prison, where she has served time for embezzlement. Kinsey quickly figures out that the girl isn’t an embezzler but instead has done time for her money-laundering boss. All heck breaks loose. Judy Kaye has a warm, rich voice that seems just right for Grafton’s P.I. Her delivery mirrors the smart-aleck tenor of much of Kinsey’s dialogue. Strangely though, when Kaye is interpreting a male character (and there are many), she raises her voice to a higher register, so that many of the men sound like adolescents with changing voices, or worse, like chipmunks. It may be Kaye’s subtle social comment, though. For once the listener adapts, this odd gender reversal seems natural.

    Pub Date: July 13, 2004

    Duration: 10 hrs, 30 mins

    Publisher: N/A

    Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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      10 LB. PENALTY

      Benedict Juliard, forced from steeplechase racing, becomes increasingly involved in politics and protecting his father's life. Prebble's relaxed but masterful command of characters allows an easy flow during conversations, as well as the sudden transformations from narrative to action scenes. His clear, precise speech; polished style of delivery; and sense of timing give a steady consistency and excellence to his reading. Prebble carries the main characters with ease, but he seems to delight in performing the secondary characters, who feature a great variety of accents to match their roles. Another polished performance by a master of reading.

      Pub Date: Jan. 22, 1998

      Duration: 7 hrs, 30 mins

      Publisher: Recorded Books Inc.

      Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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