Glory in Death (Eve Dallas Mysteries (Paperback))

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Summary: "Glory In Death" is to Die for
Review: With a mother who can't see very well, I have become something of an expert on Audiobook Narrators. Susan Ericksen is one of a very few Narrators who could infuse meaning into a reading of the local telephone directory. Using all her tricks, this lady makes her rendition of "Glory In Death" well worth hearing. Not that I am implying the book is not wonderful without her help - but when you must listen to hear a book, the Narrator MUST be good enough to get you hooked on "page" one. I was very interested to see how she would handle a very significant fight between Rourke & Eve, not to mention the ramblings of the killer's monologue (I think it's mandatory - all killers since Iago on have gotten a monologue to themselves) and she got through it all without a hesitation or a hitch. Enough reviews have been written that I need not go into the plot here, but I will say - I can't WAIT for "Immortal"! Although the abridged version is not bad as far as moving the story along, time considerations meant that Eve's scene with Whitney after her nightmare never all got into the abriged version - and I REALLLYYYY want that scene - plus a few others not in some of the other abridgements - put back in in its complete format! There are some 8 more abridged books available - Immortal, Rapture, Vengeance, Holiday, Loyalty, Witness, Betrayal, & Judgement and I devoutly hope that ALL of them eventually get re-done in Unabridged. Maybe if thare is enough of a demand - they might even do the 2 short In Death stories too. That would be wonderful. Here's hoping!