Night Tremors

A suspenseful and riveting story

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, this book keeps you guessing right to the very end.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Night Tremors?

Where the PI put it all together.

Which character – as performed by Timothy McKean – was your favorite?

The PI. I really liked his determination to get at the truth, and his overall persona. I really connected with his character.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Actually yes, it sadden me to learn who the true killer was. I was hoping to learn who killed the PI's wife. Hopefully there will be another story that will solve that mystery.

Any additional comments?

I look forward to future stories, hopefully?

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A brilliant main character in a great book

If you could sum up Night Tremors in three words, what would they be?

Engaging
Clever
Awesome-ending

What did you like best about this story?

The ending is amazing. I really enjoyed the story throughout and thought that it had good pace building up to the ending.. Then the ending happened and it's cool! Clever, a twist I'd not expected and a great way to finish. I can't describe it without spooling the book. Jump in an find out!!

What does Timothy McKean bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Excellent narration. I really liked it. The characters are all brilliantly done and I found myself really liking all of them. Even the secondary characters are well written and very well narrated.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Innocence is sometimes difficult to prove and when you've been wrongly accused yourself how do you say no to saving a life?

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Tragic Classical Flawed Hero or Antihero

The PI Rick is the classical tragic flawed hero or an antihero depending upon one's point of view. His motto should be, "If it wasn't for bad luck I'd have no luck at all".

If there is a big pile of doo-doo Rick will inadvertently step into it. Rick has a good heart and sometimes does the wrong things for the right reasons. He is a man of conscience and a truth seeker no matter the cost, and the cost can be dear. Because of this Rick is estranged from the police, friends and his now his former employer who had been his dad's friend.

The big surprise in the novel wasn't a surprise for me as I saw it coming very early in the book. That is why I only gave the story three stars. I liked the story well enough and I sort of have a thing for tragic flawed classical heroes, however to me the big surprise twist was foreseeable. There was a secondary twist which was less predictable.

The narrator did a good job with the character voices, I especially liked how he portrayed the Texas lawyer even though it may of been a bit over the top. I feel though that the narration was a bit choppy and could of been smoother for the parts where the characters weren't speaking.

The main strength of the novel I feel was Rick's character development, his choices and motivation for his actions.

All in all it was satisfactory listen.

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A well written and interesting mystery.

I thoroughly enjoyed this mystery/thriller. The author held my attention from the beginning of the story and character building was very good.I liked the descriptive language that was used throughout the book. I will not give too much away, but the main character is a former cop who has turned PI and get caught up in a mystery involving an old murder. He has a lot of baggage that interferes with his relationships but is a very interesting character. One thing I didn't get answered in the book was what happened to his wife there are bits and pieces about the incident but really not much more, it would be nice to wrap that piece of the story up.

The narration was good, I would give him four stars out of five. His voices were well done and not over acted.

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Fairly average - second in series

To begin with, this book was a little confusing. Past events were mentioned without describing or elaborating on them. It turns out this is the second book
in a series. I should have read the first book before reading this one, but AudiobookBlast did not make it clear that this was second in a series nor did
it make the first book available for review.

This was an average thriller. None of the characters were particularly likable, although there was adequate suspense to keep me listening.

Timothy McKean's performance was adequate. He could have voiced some of the characters more distinctly and he didn't manage the Texas accent well for one
of the main characters.

This might be a good series, but I'd recommend beginning with the first book.

NOTE: I received a free copy of this audiobook in exchange for this unbiased review.

Fast-paced Mistry

I enjoyed this audiobook it's a very fast pace mystery. The story and narration were wonderful. This is book two in the series. I have not listen to or read the first book but had no problems understanding or following the story.

Good book that keeps your interest!

If you could sum up Night Tremors in three words, what would they be?

Well written book

What did you like best about this story?

It was a good story, had good characters and had a decent flow to it.

Which character – as performed by Timothy McKean – was your favorite?

Rich Cahill is guman just like the rest of us. He has a warm side, he's smart and he has vulnerability.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

This book had a good flow, but there just seemed to be something missing that'd push it over the hump that'd make it a great book.

Any additional comments?

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