
The Fourth Monkey
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Buy Now for $26.99
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Narrated by:
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Edoardo Ballerini
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Graham Winton
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By:
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J. D. Barker
About this listen
Two days to save her....
They've found the killer. The killer that Detective Sam Porter has been hunting for five years. But it's too late to put him behind bars. He's already dead.
One day to save her....
But even death can't stop this murderer. His last victim is still alive, struggling to escape and the police have no idea who or where she is.
Zero....
Now Sam Porter must race against time, as her chances of survival slip away, to stop this serial killer from claiming his final victim...
This stunning thriller is perfect for fans of Val McDermid, Jo Nesbo and Helen Fields.
©2017 J. D. Barker (P)2017 Recorded BooksEditorial reviews
Critic Reviews
Captivating. Great story
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I don't usually like before and now books because they have been done to death and really badly at that but this one was fantastic. The way the diary was written and the characters in it had a real Stephen King feel to it. I absolutely loved loved loved the diary story.
5 stars
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Mind blown
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Looking forward to the sequel being available on Audible.
Brilliant!!
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One of the best books I've read all year!
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absolute brilliance
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fantastic, very entertaining
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An original plot with unusual depth. Where the author found these characters and their stories is anyone’s guess and don’t expect Barker to hold back on graphic details victims endure at the hands of a truely twisted protagonist. It was not until I listened to Barkers follow up work The Fifth To Die that I fully realised the brilliance of character Anson Bishop and in particular his diary - the fact that Barker pulled this off and made it so believable has me in awe.
This Audible title has been my most liked to date (can you tell?), and the follow up didn’t disappoint either. Well written, and edited (if you read my other reviews you will see poor editing is a bug bare of mine), it set a reasonable pace, the characters were believable and Barker left enough for the listener to hypothesise about characters for themselves.
It was a pleasure to listen to The Fourth Monkey, and to soak in every detail/hint/clue the author provided, instead ‘binge listening’ in an effort to end the suspense.
My hope is that Barker continues to write for grown ups and that he does not choose the path of least resistance and begin dumbing down his cracking tales.
If done right, this would be an awesome movie.
Shout out to the narrator who made the childhood diary of Anson Bishop sooo believable, and who never got in the way of a good story.
Great listen and an original plot
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Awesome. narration and story line.
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couldn't put it down
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