Spenser: Robert B. Parker's Wonderland: A Spenser Novel (Audiobook)

from johntgriffin

I did not read the first Spenser book by Ace Atkins for like others I have been disappointed in the past by others trying to take the place of a loved author that had passed on. So I was surprised when early reviewers choose me to receive a copy. I must agree with the other reviewers that if Ace ...

from mikedraper

Spenser is asked to help is old boxing coach who is cornered by three thugs who want him to change his mind about selling his waterfront condo. He asks Spenser's help and tells him that there are other people in the condo in the same situation. Spenser is able to bring both sides together in what...

from jsharpmd

Spenser is back! Ace Atkins does a great job of continuing Robert Parker's Spenser novels. Spenser along with his new apprentice Zebulon (“Z”) Sixkill go up against developers (the bad guys) who are trying to take over Spenser's friend Henry Cimoli's condominium full of Henry's condo neighbors. S...

from bjkelley

Ace Atkins once again does Robert B. Parker justice in Wonderland, just as he did with his first entry into Spenser territory with Sixkill. The writing is close to Parker's, darn close, but Atkins is still a little bit too "wordy" and while there's nothing wrong with that fact, it just ain't Park...

from crplotne

In his second novel continuing the Spenser series following Rober B. Parker's death, Ace Atkins turns in another strong effort. He succeeds in recreating the personality and especially the dialogue of the main character. He also shows a good grasp of the other denizens of Spenser's universe. As w...