Michael M.

I would rerurn the title of i could figure out how

Revisado: 02-01-24

Audible, you have made it impossible to return a title anymore. Why do i pay so much every month for Kindle Unlimited, Audible, etc???

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Fantastic!! All around a great listen.

Revisado: 10-02-22

This is one of those books that will have you delaying life in order to keep listening!! John J. Nance is a talented author and narrator.

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Much better than I expected!!

Revisado: 12-08-21

Finally, an intriguing novel filled with mystery and suspense. Who is responsible? Everyone seems to be suspect. The plot twists keep spiriling and keeping you guessing until the end.

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The series is getting better!

Revisado: 11-27-21

Book two of the series is better than the first. There is a greater sense of character development and understanding of the intended premise. I look forward to book three.

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Decent story but lacked that special something

Revisado: 11-26-21

I'm not sure if it was attempting to be a police procedural, a serial killer suspense, or crime scene investigation / medical examiner drama. Maybe Rigby is going for a little of everything. While I didn't wholehearted enjoy listening, I'll go ahead and give the next book in the series a try. Perhaps with character development, the books will get better.

The performance wasn't fantastic, but that I can admit is due to my own personal preferences and should not be used by others as a true indication of the narrator's skills. I am not a fan of novels set in the UK nor narrated by "British" English speakers. As a person from the Midwestern United States, I am most comfortable listening to audio books that mimic my own voice.

I have nothing against people from the UK or people who have an accent. It doesn't effect the quality of television, film, theatre, etc... It just causes a dissonance between my internal reading voice and the narrator's voice. However, it seems that Kindle and audible are curating more and more content from the UK.

Well, that was a tangent I didn't plan on taking... However, I hope it provides a useful and fair review of the book.

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The best book I've listened to in a while

Revisado: 10-29-21

Great story! Excellent Narration! Creative plot! I was surprised at the authors ability to storytell.

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Excited for its release - Sadly disappointed.

Revisado: 10-15-21

I like Barry Eisler and the characters in this series of Novels. Unfortunately, The Chaos Kind, is a bit too true to its title.

The plot was chaotic, had too many ebb and flow moments, and ultimately not believable.

Eisler's narration was boring and uninspired during most of the book. Some characters voices were nothing short of painful. While they may have been the recipients of enhanced interrogation techniques, our ears ended up being tortured.

This review may seem too harsh for some and I encourage any fan of Eisler's to read/listen to the book. I personally did not enjoy it, but have hope that Eisler's future novels may be redeeming.

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I started chapters over so many times...

Revisado: 04-11-21

One minute I had a slight idea about the plot then I had to keep restarting chapters to figure out what was going on. Next thing I knew, I was hearing the epilogue. I'm not sure there was even a climax or conclusion before that. I've read all of the Joe DeMarco books in order and this was buy far the worst of them all.

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Sad to see the end of the 3 part series...

Revisado: 03-11-21

Prior to this series, I hadn't heard of the Author Charlie Huston. His talent and style is truly impressive! The plot and characters were well developed and most, even the "bad guys" were likable at times. I hope he continues writing in the same genre and style.

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Another good (not great) book in the series!

Revisado: 03-03-21

This is another good listen in the series by Victor Methos. The characters are well developed and you either hate them or love them. Methos has a unique way of making you love the characters you're usually meant to dislike.

I did find this story to be a bit more difficult to follow as the characters and subplots developed. Without spoiling anything, by the time you discover the killer's true identity, you find yourself asking, "Who?!".

The complexity of victims and suspects and relationships to past victims and past crimes starts to become overwhelming.

Overall, if you can make it through the confusion and drowsiness inducing minutia, you'll come away satisfied.

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