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Chasing the Dime
- Narrated by: Jonathan Davis
- Length: 10 hrs and 33 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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- Amazon Customer
- 23-06-17
Not one of his best...
I did struggle to finish this and did not really enjoy the denouement which I found disappointing. However I am a great fan of Michael Connelly and am already looking forward to reading my next one!
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- Sean
- 28-06-15
Hard work
Well written but poor idea. Maybe it's good if you can empathise with a computer geek who is the main character
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- F Mullins
- 02-05-21
Disappointing
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- Caroline
- 14-06-20
Entertaining
As good as it gets just felt it was a bit predictable But worth the read
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- Annie
- 23-01-17
Very good but not as good as Bosch
Great listen, but not on the same level as his other books. Maybe the reason he has not returned to this character. Once again Connelly got me researching something, this time molecular science - I always get some knowledge of something different in his books. Good plot but a little predictable, reasonably well read although I found the reader a bit rushed at times. Overall well worth listening to
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- lisa cairns
- 09-07-19
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Sound quality’s not good and sounds like this was recorded in the 1970s which didn’t help with the weak story line.
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- Shako
- 25-11-19
Doesn’t feel like a Michael Connelly book
Only far down the book, as much as 70% into it does it begin to feel like a Michael Connelly novel when psychological profiling comes into play. It seems as though it’s been ghost written. Though still not such a bad listen.