Green Hell: A Jack Taylor Novel (Audiobook)

from AHS-Wolfy

Boru Kennedy, an American student is in Galway doing research for a treatise on Samuel Becket, is set upon by a couple of thugs and while in the process of receiving a serious beating is rescued by Jack Taylor. Striking up an unlikely friendship and spending a bit of time together, Kennedy thinks...

from musichick52

I suspect this book would be better read than absorbed on audio discs. I had a difficult time paying attention to John Lee's voice or perhaps it was his style of delivery. It is noir all right. The grizzled crime solver has no trouble drinking with anyone at any time. The crime is heinous. It's a...

from LempsterLibrary

I found this title to be a little dry, but the plot was interesting and somewhat disturbing. It's a dark tale, but had great potential. I wish there had been a little more depth.

from hredwards

First off I won this book on the early readers program. I didn't want to like this book. This is a book on cd. I started listening to the first cd and found it incredibly hard to follow, whether it was the writing or the reader or a combination of the two I don't know. It took me four or five tim...

from Beamis12

3.5 Jack Taylor is a wreck of a man, a heavy drinker, blunt to the extent of rudeness, with very few he can call friend, addicted to violence but if there is a miscarriage of justice to right he is the one you want on your side. He reads like there is no tomorrow and has his own moral compass. Th...