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Cabal

Aurelio Zen, Book 3

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Cabal

By: Michael Dibdin
Narrated by: Michael Kitchen
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When, one dark night in November, Prince Ludovico Ruspanti fell 150 feet to his death in the chapel at St. Peter's, Rome, there were a number of questions to be answered. Inspector Aurelio Zen finds that getting the answers isn't easy, as witness after witness is mysteriously silenced - by violent death. To crack the secret of the Vatican, Zen must penetrate the most secret place of all: the Cabal.

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Michael Kitchen is a fantastic narrator, the sardonic style suits the material like a glove.

Michael Kitchen is fantastic

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I love the sarcasm, irony and general jadedness of Zen's character; Kitchen reads him well.

Fascinating story, well narrated

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Still enjoyed the book, but not as much as first two. Would Zen really go to the lengths of Blackmail? I always thought he was a honest cop? Very confusing at times and story didn't flow as well.

Still loving Michael Kitchen though!

Not as good as Vendetta or Ratking

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Excellent story let down by the worst narration I have ever heard. Persevered nonetheless because I greatly admire the author.

Dreadful narration

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The combination of Michael Dibden's writing and Michael Kitchen's delivery is wonderful. In this tale the characters develop, the tone of the writing matures and the quality of whimsical observation reaches new heights. This is what I wanted and I loved it.

Absorbing and engaging

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