Dead Centre: Nick Stone, Book 14

The story is great, but the narrator is driving me MAD, why O why was he picked, he is reading it as if he is talking down to you and we are all idiots, and the WORST THING OF ALL, WHY does he have an up inflection at the end of every line ITS DRIVING ME MAD, PLEASE ANDY, if you read this, DONT USE HIM AGAIN PLEASE, Ruined a great Book.

I agree with the other reviewer... please do not use this narrator again. If he narrates future Andy McNab books, then I, for one, will not be buying them. Bring back Clive Mantle, who had the correct levels of vehemence and crudity when required, quiet and tender when that was called for. This guy just doesn't have the Nick Stone character right at all. Like Dick Van Dyke as a cockney in Mary Poppoins, he is just mis-cast.

I cannot get enough of Andy McNab's books. I work as a window cleaner and listen to audio books all day. This is the latest of his audio books I have listened to and I managed to finish it in 2 days. It is awesome. as with all of his Nick Stone books, it grips you from start to finish and as usual there is always an unexpected twist. First class!

I have been an avid reader of Steven Billy Mitchell since B2Z and I have always read the Chris Ryan release about the same time, for me, SBM has remained consistent while CR has had a few turkeys and there is too much filler. Nick Stone has been a good character and the earlier books were gripping as .... well they were gripping. With time the series has been more like an ordinary screw in plasterboard rather than deadbolts in a solid wall and I would question if its all SBM's own work as surely he cant have all these books in him and draws on other resources (ghost writers) but I would like to see a return to wow maybe with a new series ....

It does what it says on the tin. Expect no pretensions with mr Andrew mcnab, hard core, gritty and very realistic. A superb insight into modern warfare by someone who's been to hell and back himself. Sit back enjoy the ride and don't forget to breathe! I can never fault this style of writing simple but gripping.

This was a little to much the same as mcnabbs previous books. It was the end of the road for this character. I listened to it because I have read the previous books. Good read but not his best

The narrator was a little annoying, wonder if he speaks like that in the real world. But the story broke through that and made it a good listen,