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The Guilty
- Will Robie, Book 4
- Narrated by: Kyf Brewer, Orlagh Cassidy
- Series: Will Robie, Book 4
- Length: 11 hrs and 45 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Publisher's Summary
When Special Agent Will Robie gets the call to make his first visit home since he was a teenager, it's because his father, the local judge, has been arrested for murdering a man who came before him in court. The small, remote Mississippi town hasn't changed, and its residents remember Robie as a wild sports star and girl magnet. He left a lot of hearts broken and a lot of people angry.
Will and his father, Dan, are estranged, and his mother left years ago. When he visits Dan in jail, he finds that time hasn't healed old wounds. There's too much bad blood between the men, and although Will feels no good will come of staying around, he is persuaded to confront his demons by fellow agent Jessica Reel.
But then another murder changes everything, and stone-cold killer Robie will finally have to come to grips with his toughest assignment of all. His family.
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- Noelene
- 26-11-2015
CAN RECOMMEND
Good narrators can make the story so much better. Great story told by two good narrators. Will highly recommend.
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- Ben
- 08-12-2015
outrageously unrealistic
If you are after a somewhat believable thriller this probably isn't your bag.
I found the plot twists to be unrealistic to the point of being ridiculous. I also wasn't a fan of the narration with multiple poeple reading different parts with sound effects.
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- Rosemary
- 01-12-2015
Gripping
I loved this. always kept new wanting more. will be reading more by this author.
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- Paul
- 07-08-2018
Cheesey
I thought the first 3 Will Robie books were pretty good but this was a huge disappointment. Dreadful ending
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- Ken
- 29-06-2017
The best one yet.
Of all this series this one is the most enjoyable by far. The plot is good and the characters hit the mark. The narration is absolutely terrific.
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- Janette
- 30-03-2017
Great Book
Another great Robie book.
Look forward to the next chapter in the adventure.
Great narration as always.
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- Kevin
- 19-02-2017
Keep guessing
Huge twists, keeps you enthralled from the start to the finish. Action packed with you gaining respect for a number of different characters, you tend to look forward to the comments they make in different situations. One keeps guessing who did it, changing your mind regularly, then ruling others out before thinking that it might've been them after all.
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- JennyRay
- 19-01-2017
The Guilty
Great read though struggled towards the end with a finish that was a bit weak.
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- Amazon Customer
- 18-11-2016
Very good.
Not heard Kyf before but thought he did a great job. Must admit, I still think Ron Mclarty and Orla Cassidy are and awesome combination. Wonder why Ron isn't doing this any more???
Regardless, great story and wonderful performances.....more Will and Jessica please !!!!
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- Mark
- 22-10-2016
Guessing to the end
I love these characters, another fast paced and compelling story. Baldacci does it again.., can't wait for the next installment.
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- Kalin B
- 15-01-2021
Okay but not as good as the previous two books
It is a bit different story. Generally okay - entertaining as usual. But the end was a bit bland.
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- Kev-K
- 17-05-2019
Story good but audio book configuration terrible.
I liked the story and as usual it is hard to set down. My problem is the configuration of the audio book, the chapters displayed are NOT the chapters playing. If for some reason you wish to go back a chapter, you can not as the chapters of the book are blocked into groups then each group is a displayed chapter. For example, on my phone, it displays chapter 5 but audio states and plays chapter 24. Very annoying.
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- Stephen Gelle
- 29-01-2018
Hard to Believe
The story was very convoluted and hard to believe. It needed a 10 minutes story from the bad guy to explain what happened.
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- R.B
- 16-02-2016
A Good Read, But Not Baldacci's Best.
As a massive David Baldacci fan, my expectations for this book were set high. I love the Will Robie series, and always want more of him.
Before I say anything negative, I want to say that this book is by no means bad. In fact, it has a mostly good story line, with plenty of twists, keeping you guessing until the end. I think that Baldacci, in writing a book like this, gives the reader a deeper look in to the background of Will Robie, not as the government assassin, but as the person, who left home unannounced two decades earlier,and never came back.It gives us possible reasons as to why Will Robie is the person he is today, and why he does what he does for a living. Of course Jessica Reel is there to help Robie, and I'm glad to see that she features in this book.
When writing a book like this, that takes the main character out of his or her natural setting, there is always a chance that the book will not live up to expectations. One reason for this, is simply that we want to see the character in the same setting we're used to. In this case,we want to see Robie as a government assassin, dealing with the deceit and complexity of the shady world that comes with it. In this book we don't see that. Yes there are various scenes in it where Robie and Reel do what they do best, killing, and there is certainly deceit and complexity, but it isn't quite the same. There are two main reasons why Robie has decided to go home after so long. One, because his estranged father has been accused of murder, which is plausible,the second (I don't want to give away anything about the book here, so I'll try to be vague), is because of something that happened to Robie on his latest mission, which he would class as a terrible mistake, which, as reasons go isn't all that plausible. The second reason, is very weak, and not very believable, not in terms of the mistake itself, which is believable , but in the use of it as a reason for Robie to return home.The mistake itself could have happened, and could, and probably would have caused a lot of distress to Robie, but the way it is presented as a cause for Robie to deal with certain issues from his past, doesn't work for me, The likelihood of the two things happening at around the same time is unconvincing. Nevertheless, his father being accused for murder is as good a reason as any to go back home. There are parts of the book where Robie has to "deal" with certain aspects of both his past and present, which would be ok if it were mentioned once, maybe twice. But it is mentioned more than that, which I find to be completely out of character with who Will Robie is. Maybe that was the whole point of this book, but again I found it to be a bit too soft in comparison to the killer we know Will Robie to be.
Again, I found the narrators to be good, but not great. I felt that they didn't bring me in to "the world" of the story. Orlagh Cassidy probably did a better job in portraying Jessica Reel than Kyf Brewer did of Will Robie. There was nothing terrible about the narration, and again, it's far from disappointing, but it could have been better.
After saying all of that, I still found the book to be a good read/listen overall. As I said, the story line is mostly good, and there are plenty of things to like about it, and although it isn't Baldacci's best, it is still very readable. I wouldn't call it a page turner, but it did keep me interested, and the story moved along at a decent pace. If you are a Baldacci fan, your expectations will probably be high considering most of his previous books. I would say to you that it is good, but not great, and that it is definitely worth a read/listen. You might not be completely happy, but you will be far from disappointed.
Sometimes there is a need for a book like this in a series. There may be a reason that we don't yet know about, that might show this book and its story line in a different light. Time, and future books in this series, will tell us if that is the case. Either way, I'm still a massive Baldacci fan, and I can't wait to see where he takes both this series and his others next.
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- M Hallahan
- 02-12-2015
Classic Baldacci with a neat performance twist
What made the experience of listening to The Guilty the most enjoyable?
A great joint narrative effort from the reliably compelling Brewer and Cassidy. Their performances and nuanced characters really helped bring the story to life. Additionally, there is just enough production on this recording to really enhance some of the scenes without any background music or effects hampering the narration or drama of the scenes. The story is vintage Baldacci; compelling, but easy enough to follow and get through quickly. His Will Robie character isn't quite Jack Reacher, but is entertaining and efficient. Looking forward to the next one.....
What other book might you compare The Guilty to, and why?
The Guilty is readily compared to any of the preceding Will Robie novels, but that's a good thing.
Which scene did you most enjoy?
The early dialogue scenes are the most interesting and authentic to the setting, but do drag after a while.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
I'd love to have the time to do a listen in one sitting!
Any additional comments?
none
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- Phelim Daly
- 05-07-2020
ok
a bit slow towards other books in the series . really starting to get almost unbelivable now also
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- Amazon Customer
- 27-05-2020
An insight into Will's mind
Another great book by Baldacci. An interesting reach into the history and mind of Will Robie and great to see his partner in crime back to have his six
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- Kelly
- 16-10-2019
brilliant
very well narrated and so easy to listen to. The reveal of 'who did it' = brilliant
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- A. Shah
- 13-07-2019
Phew
So glad that’s over. Not what I expected from such an excellent author. This was tedious, the story went all over the place with no real attempt at tying things together. There are plenty of red herrings thrown in and then the most unbelievable of endings.
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- Rogue
- 19-05-2018
Best yet
great plot, great characters. the way that everything is interwoven makes a very compelling listen.
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- Mrs. A. Wood
- 17-03-2018
What a disappointment.
I have read all of the books in the Will Robie series and would recommend any of the - but not this one. I was bored and struggled to finish this book. Bring back the strong, decisive Will Robie backed up by a strong storyline.
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- Jerry
- 28-02-2018
Has this book been written by a different author?
What was most disappointing about David Baldacci’s story?
I have the first three Will Robie books. Excellent reads with believable characters and punchy stories.
This book on the other hand seems to have been written by somebody else! Robie is no longer the lone assassin with a heart, he has been turned into a whining love sick private detective who hasn't got a clue! Jessica is now a one dimensional Terminator like character who appears part way through the book up a tree with a rifle saving Robie's life with a very poor explanation of how she got there or how she found him. She just appears out of thin air. Blueman seems to have morphed into middle management man.
The story is ludicrous with Robie and Jessica missing clues that Clouseau at his most bumbling would have picked up on. In fact at one point I had to pause the playback and go into the Audible app to check that Baldacci really was the author. It really is that bad. The villain was painfully obvious from halfway through the book and the ending had dialogue straight from the worst of Mills and Boon.
You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?
Absolutely none for me. A painful read made worse knowing how good Baldacci can be.
Any additional comments?
I have book 5 cued up and ready to go. Really hoping that book 4 was a mistake not to be repeated!
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- 10-12-2017
getting a little weak in place's
I know it's fiction but how many times can a person's life be saved at the last moment, and by a very improbable method or person. I'll read no 4. but if no improvement it will be the last.
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