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Blind Eye

By: Stuart MacBride
Narrated by: Stuart MacBride
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Summary

Aberdeen's growing Polish community is under attack from a serial offender who leaves mutilated victims to be discovered on building sites - eyes gouged out and the sockets burned.

Detective Sergeant Logan McRae is assigned to the investigation, codenamed Operation Oedipus, but with the victims too scared to talk, it's going nowhere fast.

When the next victim turns out to be not a newly arrived Eastern European, but Simon McLeod, owner of the Turf n' Track bookies, Logan suddenly finds himself caught up in a world of drug wars, prostitution rings and gun-running courtesy of Aberdeen's oldest and most vicious crime lord.

©2009 HarperCollins Publishers (P)2009 HarperCollins Publishers

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Superb

This is the best Logan McRae book yet. DI Steel is on fire and totally hilarious. Stuart Macbride manages all the accents brilliantly. I am going straight on to the next book now!

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Brilliant.

a really twisty well plotted and highly engaging story wonderfully read. an astonishing array off-centre and personalisation of the characters. sublime.

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Well I loved it, narration and all

I have loved every single one of the Logan McCrae books and this one is no different, I also love Stuart Macbride's narration, yes, he does speak a little faster than some but he's the author, he can give the characters their REAL voices, it makes it all the more entertaining to me, some people, especially the Scots can talk nineteen to the dozen, whilst some of the Irish for instance, speak so slowly as to send you to sleep. I like it, I recommend it.

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Thoroughly entertaining from start to finish

Another fabulous story from Stuart MacBride made even more enjoyable by the author reading it himself. Fast paced with a sense of humour to counter the dark subject matter. Totally hooked on this series.

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Gripping

A little gory in parts and funny in others. It was very well narrated by the author and I loved it.

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Fantastic Book

Awesome series of books and this one does not disappoint. Even better as an audiobook

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Brilliant

Another outing for Logan "Lazarus" Mcrae sees him up against a nutter blinding local polish residents. As usual things don't go at all to plan and all is not as it seems! Steel is fantastic as usual and along with Logan is my favourite character. She has genuinely laughing out loud at times and brings much needed comedic relief to the story.
I don't really understand why people are complaining about Stuart Mcbride's narration, i actually think it was very good and better because he understands how the characters should sound. I like the previous narrator too but Stuart is probably my favourite to be honest.
Anyway, i fully recommended this book along with previous ones. The stories are clever, the characters are realistic and the narration is great.

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Another great story

Nice that Stuart narrated so you can hear his interpretation of the characters he created. But, was he on something reading this....I'm sure he didn't need to read it at 78mph! Have to say Laz is an idiot and I'm in love with Steel, love the one liners Stuart writes for her, fabulous character who needs her own books.

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Superb

loved the book although surprised to find the author is also the narrator, really love inspectore Steel, hard woman with a soft centre at times, looking forward to starting the next in the series

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Bit far fetched but great hearing the author read

Love these characters and the way Stuart MacBride writers; he is definitely up there with Ann Cleeves and other top of the game crime writers of our generation like Val Mc Dermid, Simon Kernick, Lee Child and the brilliant Denzil Meyrick. We are really spoilt living at a time when there are so many brilliant British crime and thriller writers.
The Logan McRae stories are so well written and the characters believable and you get drawn into it. I couldn't stop listening. Hearing Stuart MacBride read this himself was fantastic. Outstanding. Do you self a favour and invest in this series of books. MacBride and McRae won't let you down.

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