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I See You

By: Gregg Hurwitz
Narrated by: Scott Brick
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When bestselling thriller writer Andrew Danner wakes up in a hospital bed with no idea how he got there, he is horrified to be told that he is responsible for the murder of his ex-fiancee. In the resulting celebrity trial, Drew is exonerated on the grounds of temporary insanity caused by a recent brain tumour. But he still has no idea if he did kill Genevieve, and is desperate to find out. Haunted by what appear to be his bizarre night-time actions - did he really cut his own foot with a knife? - Drew is shocked when another woman is discovered dead, murdered in the same way as Genevieve.

Trying to clear his name and understand what's happening to him, Drew enlists the help of a tame forensic scientist, a sympathetic detective, his staunch friend Chic who has helpful underworld connections, and an over-confident teenager. Can Drew discover what really happened that night and unmask the real killer?

“Outstanding in every way.” LEE CHILD©2008 Gregg Hurwitz (P)2008 BBC Audiobooks Ltd Crime Fiction Suspense Thriller & Suspense
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This is a textbook Hurwitz/Brick combo. I love both the books and Scott Brick;s voice, so the likelihood was always that this would be a winner for me. I found the plot compelling, the end moving - I absolutely didn;t want the murderer to be the character it turned out to be but the 'means, motive, opportunity' all made perfect sense.
There are reviews bemoaning the detailed description of LA, but as a Brit who has never visited The States, nor is ever likely to, it felt like LA was another of the characters, and one that explained some of the others.
Still think Nate Overbay was his greatest creation, but Gregg Hurwitz had created a star with drew danner.

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Unusual and intriguing plot. The author was somewhat self-indulgent on his opinions of LA and the lowlife therein which is lost on some people such as myself who live in Britain. However it did not detract too much from the progression of the story and I really enjoyed it.

Gripping Story

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enjoyed this book similar to Linwood Barclay who is one of my favorites would highly recommend it

a New Favourite author

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Really interesting plot that grips you instantly and constantly has you second guessing the conclusion. Unfortunately, the voice of the reader is SO irritating that I was switched off within seconds. I persevered to the end but wish I had simply read the book. I wouldn't buy another audible book read by Scott Brick.

Riveting

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Ranting about Los Angeles was mostly unintelligible to a Brit and I had to skip a couple of chapters. Hurwitz is usually my favourite but not this book. It was ok I suppose but even Scott Brick seemed to struggle with it and certainly not his best performance either

Not his best

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