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End of Watch
- Narrated by: Will Patton
- Series: Bill Hodges Trilogy, Book 3
- Length: 12 hrs and 51 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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Summary
End of Watch is a compelling and chilling suspense novel which sees retired detective Bill Hodges back on the trail of his nemesis, Brady Hartsfield, the criminal the press called The Mercedes Killer.
Foiled in his attempt to commit a second mass murder, Hartsfield is confined to a hospital brain-injury unit in a seemingly unresponsive state. But all is not what it seems: Brady is able to influence both his physician and the hospital librarian to commit crimes in the outside world.
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- john91919
- 12-10-16
Final installment much better than the second
Compared to the second book this is so much better and has a good ending.
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- Jeannie P
- 15-10-16
Brilliant
Just wish there could be more of Bill and Holly. Maybe Holly can hook up with another character.
The narrator is great.
6 people found this helpful
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- BrianJ
- 29-09-16
quality King as usual
An excellent end book in the series and written in that style so like Mr K. Read all his books and this one is up there with the best
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- Miss Tracy Mortimer
- 20-10-16
great ending to the triology loved it
Will Patton was an excellent narrator i reallly started to love the characters im actually sad its came to an end! one of Stephen King's best.
5 people found this helpful
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- Sawyer
- 04-10-16
WOW!
HOLLY "FRACKIN" GIBNEY!!
Nuff said really, cracking finale to an absolute rollercoaster of a trilogy!
i never review things but these books asounded me! truly brilliant :)
5 people found this helpful
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- shirley dempsey
- 19-11-16
Interesting
This was my first audible book I found it interesting and could imagine the places it was set in good story .
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- DC
- 10-10-16
Terrific end to the trilogy
It's possible that Stephen King can do no wrong. I've never been disappointed in a single novel to date, and this trilogy i found to be one of his more satisfying works. It skirts on the edge of fantasy and I find interesting parallels to the unrelated although in a similar writing period to joyland. I actually listened to these in the wrong order, starting with finders keepers, as I didn't realise they were part of a set, Mr Mercedes next and finished with this. It didn't much matter its an extremely engaging series that will have more than enough to satisfy king and non king fans alike
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- Kindle Customer
- 01-10-16
Fab!
loved the narrator. loved the story. thanks Stephen...will miss the characters.. not a poopy story.
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- Damion Humphreys
- 15-08-16
Superb writing, wonderfully read
A brilliant end to the Hodges trilogy. Will Patton breathes extra life into King's typically well developed characters. As always King renders the paranormal not only conceivable but believable too. Gripping and moving story. It's a shame to leave these people and I hope there may be a Holly spin off story.
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- Jackaboy
- 08-11-16
Book 3 a little more like King of old in subject
End of watch was enjoyable but not quite as good as the first but on par with the second the subject was a little more like King of old....
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- B. R. Conway
- 01-11-17
Great narration
The trilogy concludes with the resurrection of the evil Mercedes Man. Typically great characters, including the villains. The narration was excellent, especially for Holly, who is on the autistic spectrum.
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- Melissa
- 31-12-20
Excellent conclusion, as per usual.
Excellent conclusion, to the trilogy.
There's another Holly story in If It Bleeds. Also an excellent book
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- Ryan Unsworth
- 02-12-18
Entertaining series
A good end to the trilogy, it became a little more 'out there' in true King fashion. Enjoyable overall.
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- Hassan Kimani
- 19-08-16
Not the best of King
I loved Will's performance. The story though was wanting and I forced myself to just complete it because it is a Stephen King novel. I loved his work growing up but am not sure why this series was hard for me to love. I listened to all three books. I love the second one better than the first and this last one.
I found the Mountain Man series by Keith C Blackmore a much better book by far compared to this book by King.
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- Siva
- 17-07-18
Predictable right from the beginning...
Not one of the best works of Stephen King. Predictable right from the beginning. Narration was good like the first two books. But storyline fell short of attracting attention right from the beginning. No suspense. No twists.
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- jack lichtenstein
- 05-09-16
The end of the Bill Hodges Trilogy
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes. An easy, entertaining read. Many of the concepts such as core consciousness, mind control and hypnosis are complicated and accepted in the text without explanation. Other concepts such as mind invasion ( one mind physically taking over another) are fantasy, but interesting
What was one of the most memorable moments of End of Watch?
When Brady Hartsfield finds he has the power to jump into other peoples minds. When Bill Hodges finds he has terminal pancreatic cancer.
What about Will Patton’s performance did you like?
Great performance. Entertaining
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
No. The concepts were too far out to evoke an emotion in me. Sad to see the series end , though.
Any additional comments?
At times Stephen King suffers from being a horror writer. He is writes well enough and his concepts are elegant enough that they could stand on their own without sensationalism. However, Can' t argue with success.