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The Sixth Window
- DCI Tom Douglas, Book 6
- Narrated by: Rachel Atkins
- Series: DCI Tom Douglas, Book 6
- Length: 11 hrs and 9 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- Simon
- 20-04-17
Abbott's Best Yet?
The Sixth Window is appropriately the sixth installment in the DCI Tom Douglas series and for me this series is simply getting better and better. Abbott is obviously far from the only writer producing these very human and grounded thrillers but she's an important author for me because she opened my eyes to them. I had always enjoyed more action-packed books but these offer something I find just as exciting in a more subtle fashion.
Once again without any great body count or extremely violent scenes Abbott has shown her craft in weaving personal relationships with serious crime. In the early parts of the book I did wonder if she had lost her touch a little, the story developing appeared a bit too obvious. But as the book progressed and new layers and twists were introduced I stopped guessing and just let those twists lead me where they would to an ending which I found very satisfying but which doesn't quite seem to finish the entire story. It actually feels set up in a way reminiscent of how Stranger Child paved the way for Nowhere Child. Time will tell on that one.
The narration from Rachel Atkins is spot on and I very much enjoyed her performance throughout.
To sum it up this is a story from a writer who is finely honing her craft and who is capable of engendering tension and excitement in her readers in a subtle and intelligent fashion. Using very contemporary themes that are made harrowing through emotion and commentary rather than gory description. Whether this really is the best in the series in all aspects may be questionable but I do believe that it's the one I have most enjoyed.
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- George A Bear
- 29-05-17
love this series but ....
Rachel Abbott has great characters in DCI Tom Douglas and his side kick Becky. However, in this book I felt that their role could have been greater.
The teenage insecurity of Scarlett, and the twisting story of love, jealousy and deceptions of those close to her mother, Natalie sometimes became annoying.
Having said that, I enjoyed the vast majority of the story and will be buying the next installment as soon as it is published.
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- Susan Random
- 11-05-17
The Sixth Window
I was really disappointed with this novel for many reasons. One was that the central character of DCI Tom Douglas didn't seem to synchronise with Abbott's earlier books. The narration was far too quiet, the regional accents sounded false and the dialogue, stilted.
I obtained a refund on this particular purchase.
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- Jo
- 02-05-17
Brilliant
Really enjoyed this book as I did the previous ones in the series! My only criticism would be the narrator who although perfectly acceptable is not the same as the previous book and it's quite off putting hearing the same characters but with a different voice!!
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- Salter
- 16-01-18
Enjoyable...
The Sixth Window is another good story from the DCI Tom Douglas series. Having listened to a few from Rachel Abbott, this lived up to the quality and engagement I expected.
A solid story, decent plot line and some interesting twists and turns.
Well narrated by Rachel Atkins.
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- Sir Lister
- 26-04-17
Loved it!
Loved the story, the characters, the pace and the narration. I've read all the books in this series and this book was right up there with the rest. Great book!
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- Lulu M
- 01-05-17
Good story, bad narration
I enjoyed the story, kept me gripped & Tom Douglas is a likeable character. The narrator almost spoilt it for me. The voice is too slow and the 'male' voices not good. I also found the hysterical teenage voices really irritating. It helped for me to increase the speed to 1.25 level.
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- Adanaya
- 31-08-18
Unfortunate change of narrator, pretty poor plot
I love this author,'s earlier books but can't recommend this one. It was nothing more than a pot boiler and not up to standard at all. Mummsie in style. About as psychological as 'Where's Spot?' and extremely annoying. Totally unbelievable. Almost as if she'd written it on automatic pilot or not at all. My attention kept wandering. The change in narrator was very disappointing. The book is set in Manchester and the narrator doesn't even seem to have bothered to watch a couple of episodes of Coronation street, just uses a kind of 'stock norther common' for dialogue, which was jarring and pretty poor. Nowhere even approximately Mancunian and she had many different areas to choose from. It was a bit like listening to Rebus read by a Geordie. All of this made listening to the story even more difficult. Not good. This is audible. Which means you have to listen. Which means that the narrator is really important. However, I don't think anyone could have improved this dull and predictable story. I tried to listen, kept flicking back to try to listen to the huge chunks my mind just wandered away from watching everything from torrential rain to the bird feeder. It ended whilst I was ironing and to be honest, I couldnt be bothered flicking back to find out how.
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- dc
- 16-10-17
I like Rachel Abbott but this is not her best
The narrator was fine but the story was not one of Rachel Abbott's best. I think most of the story was based on the female's character's actions because she saw something on her live in partner's computer but I don't think anybody would react the way she did and therefore it was a bit of downhill afterwards. This woman was very 'over-reactive' and this spoilt most of the story.
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- L Smith
- 15-05-17
Another Amazing Abbott Listen!
Would you listen to The Sixth Window again? Why?
No but that's because I think its tricky to re-read mysteries when you already know every twist and turn and not a reflection on my feelings towards the book because I loved it!! However, if you did listen to it again, there would definitely be another depth to it.
Who was your favorite character and why?
I particularly like Becky after listening to her in all of Abbott's books. I think she is very believable and likeable and very well written.
Which character – as performed by Rachel Atkins – was your favourite?
She is an incredible narrator. Atkins can make any character seem realistic from a man to a teenage girl.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes, I finished it much too quickly as I do all Abbott's books. I definitely feel it could've and should've been much longer because I like Becky and Tom so much as characters I want to hear more about them and the stories are so cleverly written that I don't want them to end!
Any additional comments?
It seems Abbott can't write (and audible create) these book quickly enough for me! Already looking forward to Abbott's next book!
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- Karenique
- 31-07-17
One of my absolute favorites!
More, more, more from Rachel, please. Intricate story that winds and weaves a mystery unlike other audiobooks. One of my absolute favorites! Highly recommended. There were a few Audible technical difficulties, but as usual, Audible made it up to me. Kudos to thrilling author Rachel Abbott and excellent narrator Rachel Atkins. Thank you for an exciting journey. Twists and turns galore.
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- Sara
- 13-12-18
Wait for it... the story gets complex and great!
The Sixth Window by Rachel Abbott took a few chapters for me to get into. However, once we got into the meat of this audiobook it wasn’t read to me quickly enough! Abbott’s dark and complex storylines completely pull me in and do not let me go until the last word. Just like the last book in this series, it feels as if there’s two parallel storylines going on and you know, you just can feel it, that these storylines are going to eventually ram right into each other. They do… just when Miss Abbott gets to some major climax area they collide and the listener is left scratching their heads and scrambling around a bit to put all the pieces together.
The narrator, Rachel Atkins, was fantastic. There were several characters in The Sixth Window and the one narrator did an incredibly thorough job portraying each character with a personal feel to each of them. Atkins’ voice and tone are strong and very pleasant to listen to. She still had an enjoyable British accent but it isn’t as strong as most are. I really love British accents in all levels.
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- Luccia Gray
- 05-10-18
Another Brilliant Crime Thriller by Rachel Abbott
Another complex case for Tom and Becky to crack related to child / adolescent pornography. A disturbing, but not explicit, look at how young girls are lured, seduced and tricked by unscrupulous adults.
The audio version by Rachel Atkins really brought the story to life.
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- Kerstin H
- 18-08-18
VERY GOOD!
I live in the Bay Area and spend 3-4 hours every day in my car stuck in traffic . Listening to audio book helps and keeps me from falling asleep behind the wheel. Not a chance with this book and I could not stop listening!
The book is very good and I am definitely going to check out what else this author has written
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- C
- 19-01-18
Entertaining
Kept me guessing from start to finish. So many twists and turns , one minute I'm sure I know the bad guys and the next I'm doubting myself. Thoroughly enjoyable read and loved the narration too.
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- Michgal1
- 30-07-17
new author for me. so excited!!
A New girlfriend recommended this author so I took a chance. I absolutely loved it!! I will be adding more of her works to my audible listening. if you're the type of person that can be caught up in an amazing book and nothing else matters....this book is for you!!
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- rimalaw
- 03-07-20
I think This One Even Tops the Prior Ones!
This is another winner from Rachel Abbott. She delicately weaves the many parallel storylines that eventually intersect in perfectly crafted treachery, deceit, sinister human behavior, and human fragility, with cleaver interconnectedness of the characters and plot. I love the way she cliff hangs chapters and only drops little crumbs leaving you hungry for more; and so you must listen on. Even when it ends, more crumbs are falling causing you to wonder... I’ve noticed in the last couple books that Ms. Abbott keeps something on the table leaving you with psychological and emotional questions without her cleaning it all up. She is very good at her craft; leaving a cloud of mystery even when it’s over.
The narrator Rachel Atkins does a great job at the many voices and characters, making each distinct and easy to follow. All voices were enjoyable to listen to, and the mood and inflection were nicely conveyed.
Great job to both Rachels!! Highly recommend!
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- WV2VT
- 14-12-19
LOVED IT!
Loved this book! The plot never faltered and I never had a clue which way it would turn next. Definitely found the ending a surprise...and surprise, again.
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- Kindle Customer
- 16-10-19
Very good book
Really enjoyed this book in an ongoing series. I am glad they have an ending after each book but carry on the main characters.
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- Kari Carr
- 07-08-19
Well...
It was a great story… But a few more chapters with detail about Ed getting busted out for killing Bernie… And what exactly his role was would’ve been fabulous. Otherwise, loved it!