by J.A. Jance ; Read by Gene Engene ‧ RELEASE DATE: Jan. 22, 2000
The events of this story cover only a few days, but the listener is transported between ancient Papago tales and events two decades ago and events during present time. In this sequel to HOUR OF THE HUNTER, Gene Engene uses vocal intonations and accents to distinguish each character in a nearly flawless performance of this complex and suspenseful tale of murder, revenge and just a hint of the supernatural. His male personae are especially effective, ranging from a demented ex-prisoner to a frightened child. Occasional technical sounds and gaps occur, but mystery lovers will not be distracted from his compelling delivery.
Pub Date: 2000
Duration: 16 hrs, 30 mins
Publisher: Books in Motion
Review Posted Online: yesterday
by Tom Clancy ; Read by Jay Robertson ‧ RELEASE DATE: N/A
Part of the joy of Tom Clancy novels is one's belief that the stories could come true. His latest entry stretches that some as we find international terrorists building a nuclear bomb which is used to set Americans and Russians against one another. Jay Robertson reads with a newscaster's voice, crisp and clear with a light touch of drama. However, he does little to help listeners identify Clancy's huge cast of characters, and dialects seem difficult for him as he occasionally slips in and out of character. Nonetheless, patient listeners are rewarded as the plot unfolds. This will be a welcome addition to any library justifying the price of the multi-cassettte volumes.
Pub Date:
Duration: 16 hrs
Publisher: Books on Tape
Review Posted Online: yesterday
by John Grisham ; Read by Anthony Heald ‧ RELEASE DATE: N/A
Grisham's story of the murder of two disparate Supreme Court Justices has a scope that could make abridgment difficult. Fortunately, all the plot threads are in place here: the sexual trysts, the murder investigation, and the political maneuverings which extend from the White House to the cloistered halls of the Supreme Court itself. A story this big has to be fun, and it is. While the reading seems tight at first, actor Anthony Heald soon warms to the material. Or perhaps the breakneck pace of the story takes over. The tapes are crisp and clear, and occasional music accentuates the suspense--adding to the fun.
Pub Date:
Duration: 5 hrs
DD ISBN: 0553750933
Publisher: Random House Audio
Review Posted Online: yesterday
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