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Dead Men and Broken Hearts
- A Lennox Thriller, Book 4
- Narrated by: Sean Barrett
- Length: 11 hrs and 58 mins
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Summary
It’s November 1956. The world is in turmoil, the Suez Crisis and the Hungarian Uprising boiling away in the background. Lennox, though, has more immediate concerns, like getting his personal life and his business back on track. In a bid to stay out of trouble, he’s looking for more legitimate cases. Anything’s better than working for the Three Kings, the crime bosses who run Glasgow’s underworld.
When a woman comes into his office and hires him to follow her philandering husband, it seems the perfect case. Straightforward, typical and, most of all, legal. As he begins to dig deeper, Lennox realizes this is no simple case of marital infidelity. He finds himself caught by the police in a room with a dead body, pursued by shadowy members of the intelligence community, and the people he’s been tracking start to track him. In the thick of it once more, Lennox has to draw on the violent, war-damaged part of his personality that he tries to keep buried as he follows a trail of dead men and broken hearts.
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- G. H. Lewis
- 13-06-17
The best Lennox yet!
I have very much enjoyed all the previous books in the series, but this one edged it, for me.
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- jackie Hammond
- 11-03-14
Great stuff
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I really enjoyed all four of these audio books. I'm now officially a Sean Barrett fan, he narrates this type of novel so spot on. I couldn't put these down I didn't talk to hubby for over a week. So hope there will be more. Without giving anything away would love to hear the aftermath if his private life. So more more more please.
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- mowgli
- 15-02-21
save the best till last!
Great story, fantastic characters, expertly narrated - Lennox series is the best of all the Scottish crime fiction
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- Iain.m
- 09-09-18
Brilliant
As usual the character is great and the narration was superb . This really makes the character come alive .
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- Lorraine
- 29-09-17
Brilliant
Great book. Great narration. The style reminds me of the old black and white gangster movies. The whole series is very enjoyable.
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- LondonLass
- 21-07-16
A good read, if you ignore the holes in the plot
Would you consider the audio edition of Dead Men and Broken Hearts to be better than the print version?
Didn't read the print version.
Would you be willing to try another book from Craig Russell? Why or why not?
Possibly. I read his Deep Dark Sleep first and I'm afraid this does not come up to the same standard.
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
All over the place in Glasgow and the Highlands
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Sean Barrett is a brilliant reader. I would try almost any book if I saw he was narrating it.
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- Steven
- 26-05-16
Another excellent Lennox story -probably the best!
Another excellent Lennox story - probably the best! Lennox as ever is incredibly resourceful and rises above immense challenges presented to him.
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- Chris the gardener
- 08-12-20
Great story supported by brilliant narration
There is a reason why Sean Barratt is a popular narrator. He is able to bring characters alive and he has an impressive repertoire of accents. Sean is able to change between Canadian, lowland and highland Scottish as well as cut glass English. The story is well crafted and easy to follow. I will be seeking out additional titles in this series based on my enjoyment of ths one.
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- carrotts
- 07-03-24
I remember some of the things from the 50s and sixties within captured the era well
the narrator was excellent and fitted the character perfectly and enhanced the story making it believable
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- Alan McBlain
- 10-04-13
Another Winner
Craig Russell keeps going fro strength to strength. I love Lennox and Fabel both great characters. In Dead men and broken hearts Lennox is still trying to distance himself from the gangland side of Glasgow in the 1950's. Trouble is never far away and Lennox no matter how hard he tries is a magnet for trouble. This time it could be one case to many as Lennox contemplates returning to his homeland of Canada but can he survive long enough to do so?
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