Nothing out of the ordinary with this genre of books but I enjoyed it nonetheless.“I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.”
Highly enjoyable
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Another unknown gem
Review from Moonlight Weeps →
I just discovered the team of Vincent Zandri and Andrew B. Wehrlen earlier this year. What a treat! They are a perfect match of author and narrator and I am eager to snatch up new books as they come out. It seems to be a.great time to have discovered the pair as it appears that..
“Chase Baker and the Dutch Diamonds” is book 10 in an 11 book series. This time Chase is at a conference for thriller writers in New York, called Suspense Fest. At the conference, Chase runs into a fellow author, Les Edgerton. After a few drinks, the two end up talking about the 1930s gangster, Dutch..
Both books were well written, the story was very “realistic”, from a viral spread point of view.
This book is the eighth in the series and I’m just kicking myself for coming so late to this party. This Moonlight guy rocks!!!! First off, major, major, major kudos to the narrator. Exceptionally perfect. Enthralling and sexy. Masculine and insanely cool. Love. Him. The story is the central figure though. It is a well-written..
Okay story, bad narration.
Review from What Tomorrow Brings →
I really wanted to like this book. The premise sounded interesting, but it didn’t hold my attention. To be honest, I got lost in the bad narration. His voice was actually kind of pleasing, and he read well enough throughout the strictly narrated parts, but his dialogue between characters was sorely lacking. For one thing,..
Chase and friend attend Suspense Fest.They skip out early to try to locate the famous Dutch Diamonds.When they end up on the wrong side of the tracks and a woman shows up to assist them in their search things just couldn’t go smoothly!Andrew B Wehlren is a good narrator for this series.“I was voluntarily provided..
A Scary Look at the Future
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The most frightening thing about this story is it’s plausibility. With the way things are going with North Korea, a nuclear holocaust is a very real, if still unlikely, threat.This story focuses on the plight of one family, that of the Secretary of Defense. It should surprise no one that the families of high ranking..
Another story of a winged alien royal brother. Lisa’s books in this series continue to be great. . Each brother’s story is so unique and well written. A little heat and a lot of action makes for a great, romantically enthralling book. These Royal boys sure provide a lot of interesting antics as they find..
Moonlight WeepsA Dick Moonlight PI Thriller, Book 8By: Vincent ZandriNarrated by: Andrew B. WehrlenThis is an audible book I requested and the review is voluntary.I really loved this rough and tough PI and his unintentional side kick of "Elvis". A great mystery, wonderfully developed characters, a very devious plot, a touch of gore (not much..