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A Dangerous Man
- An Elvis Cole and Joe Pike Novel, Book 18
- Narrated by: Luke Daniels
- Series: An Elvis Cole and Joe Pike Novel, Book 18
- Length: 7 hrs and 23 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Publisher's Summary
A brilliant new crime novel from the beloved, bestselling, and award-winning master of the genre - and Joe Pike's most perilous case to date.
Joe Pike didn't expect to rescue a woman that day. He went to the bank same as anyone goes to the bank, and returned to his Jeep. So when Isabel Roland, the lonely young teller who helped him, steps out of the bank on her way to lunch, Joe is on hand when two men abduct her. Joe chases them down, and the two men are arrested. But instead of putting the drama to rest, the arrests are only the beginning of the trouble for Joe and Izzy.
After posting bail, the two abductors are murdered and Izzy disappears. Pike calls on his friend, Elvis Cole, to help learn the truth. What Elvis uncovers is a twisted family story that involves corporate whistleblowing, huge amounts of cash, the Witness Relocation Program, and a long line of lies. But what of all that did Izzy know? Is she a perpetrator or a victim? And how far will Joe go to find out?
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- Amazon Customer
- 21-08-2019
Loved it
The only complaint I have is that Robert Crais does not bring out books fast enough. They are always entertaining and twisting.
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- Kerensa Carlee
- 08-08-2019
Better than his last two books, but disappointing
The good news: this is better than The Promise or The Wanted. The bad news: the female characters are so annoying I wanted them to die. For example, when Joe Pike tells one character to leave her current location immediately, because, hey, there are some bad men lurking in the neighborhood, instead of listening to him, she proceeds to argue with him for several inane minutes that she wants to stay until he arrives. The story is filled with similar bone-headed moves by the two women Joe and Elvis end up helping. Also, the plot is recycled from his other books, and doesn't feel fresh. That being said, I am glad that Crais hasn't aged Joe and Elvis, which I believe is a problem in other series I read, like Harry Bosch and Lucas Davenport. I will probably read the next book in this series, in hopes that Crais will get back on track and give us another book like L.A. Requiem or Demolition Angel.
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- rich
- 22-08-2019
Is it hard to find talented narrators?
I really wanted to listen to this book. And I really wanted to get used to the narrator's. But I couldn't. Every scene is described in the same suspense-building tone and cadence - one appropriate for a scene where a maiden is being tied to the railroad tracks. I'm so glad I can return this and get my credit back.
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- Empress Karen
- 14-08-2019
Clean Cut Crais
Like other true fans of Master Crais, I made this novel an automatic download. I own the full Elvis Cole series with all it’s different narrators. Some good, others great, and all the recordings with James Daniels are the best but must be in full length and unabridged. Now that Audible has purchased AudioBook Stands library, we may get more of the talented work of James Danials. Luke is a talented narrator as he interprets this authors intensions very well. Yes, his interpretation of Joe Pike maybe new to you if you started the series with this book, but it is spot on Pike. If you are a long time fan, and enjoyed The Watchman, my fave, L.A. Requiem, and The First Rule, then this book is a good way to enjoy more of Joe Pike as Mr. Crais has distilled the dialogue to match his Pikes persona. As with all of Mr Crais novel in this series, they are pure entertainment with no hidden agendas or social commentary. I have had the pleasure of listening to this series via cassette, CDs, MP3 and now download which is the best as I listen to all mysteries with the 1.25x speed to match an authors action. I so wish I could take back my review of Mr Crais reading of The First Rule as Robert really did a good job but you need to listen at the great 1.25x speed if you have not tried it. Were my comments of help?
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- RueRue
- 07-08-2019
Great series, but this isn't a great book
I love the characters of Elvis Cole and Joe Pike, and they are in fine form here - Elvis gets in some wisecracks and Joe is the strong, semi-silent man of action. But the plot is just a retread of other stories in the series and the characters, apart from Elvis, Joe, and John Chen, are flat stereotypes. There is plenty of action - chases and gunfights galore - but the fun / funny / poignant / interesting characters that have made other books in this series so good, are missing. The damsel in distress, Isabel, is so annoying that I was glad to see the last of her.
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- Kindle Customer
- 07-08-2019
the women in this book are stupid
if you know ppl are going to kill you and ur running why would u tell ppl ur location this is like action movies with love scenes and stupid women who scream n run in 6 in heels I wish she had died in the book n make me happy
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- Michael
- 05-03-2020
Good Joe Pike Story
The novel is a good Robert Crais - Joe Pike story. Unfortunately, the narrator portrays Joe Pike as a gorilla, Elvis Cole as a normal person, all the police officers as morons, most of the southerners as ignorant hillbillies, and many of the ancillary characters such as shop owners, general citizens, and retirees as ignorant lowlifes. When I read Robert Crais novels I don’t get this general feeling of abhorrence for the general public that I get when I listen to this audio performance.
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- 匿名
- 26-08-2019
I Liked it
After reading some of the reviews I wasn't expecting to like the book but I did. Pike plays the primary role to Cole in this book but that's OK with me. I enjoyed the storyline and I love Luke Daniel's narration.
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- M. L. Mixon
- 07-08-2019
Joe Pike in Top Form
I truly enjoyed this book; it was worth the wait and I only wish it had been a bit longer. Joe Pike is one of my favorite characters because he doesn't waste words and is all about action. In the future I'd love to see more of some of his friends met in earlier books.
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- Mike
- 07-08-2019
Great Book
Great book. More Pike than Cole but what you would expect from the two. Love all of the books in this series just wish they were longer!
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- Rob
- 06-08-2019
RC still got it
I'm not sure but I think Cole and Pike are about 70 now. Gives me hope for my advanced years. Great Story Great Characters Great Action and Great Narration. Now we have to wait another year for another book. Strike ME! How old will they be then???
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- L.J.M.
- 07-08-2019
Falling out of love
I was looking forward to number eighteen in the Cole and Pike series as I have thoroughly enjoyed the main characters, their relationship, Elvis Cole's house and cat and all the other details which have contributed to the success of the series for me. I have either read or listened to all Robert Crais' Elvis Cole and Joe Pike books and until now have appreciated them all immensely. "A Dangerous Man", like many of the later books in the series, has some extremely violent episodes, so that is my first objection; corpses, the lives of which have been ended in gun fights at Pike's hands, litter the book. I also feel the "damsel in distress" plotline is not original and although, the plot is complex and tortuous, it's unsatisfying and almost as it's a given that Joe Pike is going to succeed in rescuing Izzy, the heroine. Perhaps a longer book with more plot development would have solved this. Missing from this book is the humour which has always featured when Cole is involved and somehow has always mitigated the grimmer aspects of the action; also absent are the domestic details which help to soften the hard edges of the usual tense Robert Crais thriller. None of these points, however, will stop me from reading the next in the series when it is published.
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- Anthony Shapero
- 20-08-2019
Great story, wish I had read it !!!
Great book, narrator didn't quite get the excitement over to the listener i.e. me !!
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- ianbishop
- 18-09-2019
love this great as always
great narration loved mr Crais as always Pike is a legend got to be up there with the greats
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- Mr B Roberts
- 21-08-2019
Enjoyed the build up, shame about the ending
I haven't enjoyed the most recent of the Cole and Pike novels, but I still wanted to listen to this new one. Really liked the main part of the novel, lots of twists and turns and a lot of guessing what was going on with each of the characters. I found the ending really disappointing though, almost as if the author had given up and just wanted to wrap things up quickly. Overall ok, but I won't be listening again to this.
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- D. J. Seton
- 17-08-2019
Best I've Listened to in a While
Just finished this, and I have to say it was a definite improvement over the last two Robert Crais stories I've read. Top marks to narrator Luke Daniels, he absolutely nailed it for me. Thank you, Robert Crais, for cutting back on the cookery lessons, they have driven me mad in the last few books and just seem to be padding to get the word count up. This book was storyline, beginning to end. OK, Pike literally gets away with murder - Again. It's fiction, I can live with it. Having read or listened to all the Elvis Cole and Joe Pike series, I reckon this is one of the best.
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- EmGem22
- 30-03-2020
only one disappointment
I love these books, the stories never disappoint. But the voices by the narrator of females sound like muppets or characters from the Simpsons. Also the noises of windscreen wipers or laughs are too much. It's a shame because Elvis and Joe's voices are perfect for the characters I had in my head when I read the books instead of listening to them.
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