Private India: Count to Ten : A Private Novel (Series #2) (CD-Audio)

from jfe16

When at least eleven bodies are discovered dissolving in plastic barrels in a house belonging to the state government, the authorities are quick to suppress the information. When a high-ranking member of the government requests their assistance, Jack Morgan agrees that Private Delhi will handle...

from nwieme

Eh. It was OK. I understand the idea to bring these "agencies" to many different countries, but the names got in the way of the story in some cases. They garbled the reading in my head. MOST gruesome I've read in long time... don't know that it was really necessary. A few good characters saved th...

from JeffV

I might have mentioned this after listening to the last Private: India book, but it bears repeating: Note to audiobook producers: Having heavily accented ethnic readers does not add to the atmosphere of your story. It just makes it harder to follow. The story itself is just okay. A organ harvesti...

from rmarcin

I did not like this Private novel at all. It is about a serial killer seeking revenge by harvesting organs from people. I didn't think there was any redeeming quality about this book. I struggled through the entire book.