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The Jealous Kind
- Narrated by: Will Patton
- Series: Weldon Holland, Book 3
- Length: 11 hrs and 46 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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"One of the great American novelists - in any genre. In more than 30 novels over four decades, he has demonstrated repeatedly that he is a supreme storyteller and among the finest writers of contemporary prose" ( Daily Mail)
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- Paul Hopwood
- 06-06-2017
Great story!
I'm a big fan of James Lee Burke, I've listened to most of his work, Will Patton is a brilliant narrator, still not sure if the right person was killed at the end ;-)
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- teamsmugs
- 27-05-2017
Best book I have read this year.
The performance of this book makes it. I don't think I appreciated how a narrator could make a story come alive. I recommend this book to anyone who has been a teenager and got themselves into trouble that has gone too far.
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- Marcus
- 07-04-2017
One of James Lee Burke's best novels.
A very interesting and compelling story, and as always beautifully written. Listening to Will Patton narrating James Lee Burke is like music to my ears.
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- MikeyC
- 08-03-2017
An American Masterpiece
Beautifully written, extending the themes of loss and redemption, of people existing with hope and despair that mark his detective novels but expanding and deepening them in the tale of one kid who thought he was doing one good deed and the world of hurt and unexpected consequences that follow. I will listen to anything Will Patton reads, he captures the cadence of Burke's writing almost like poetry.
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- ZedBooks
- 15-02-2017
SLIGHTLY DISAPPOINTINGLY REPETITIVE
I have been a huge fan of James Lee Burke ever since his magnificent breakthrough novel THE NEON RAIN. I love his elegiac writing that draws the reader vicariously into the sight, sounds, smells and lore of the swamps and the people of Louisiana and, more recently, Montana and Texas.
His characters are complex, frequently flawed and prone to instances of extreme violence -- as well as uncontained humanity and generosity of spirit (although not the bad guys, of course -- hopeless, damaged people without pity or morality who wield power and wealth as destructive weapons, and frequently come to a literally sticky end. )
This book , however brings very little new to the table. The characters are stereotyped JLB characters, but in a different setting and with different names. The plot is formulaic and a little disappointing.
Moe of Dave Robicheau, please!
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- Amazon Customer
- 18-07-2020
Please make a movie
What a great story and performance. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Possibly James Lee Burke’s finest hour and that’s saying something.
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- Mc Pits
- 29-08-2018
Good in parts
Very atmospheric, set in the 50's. Like a prequel for a Dave Robichaux adventure. Recommended.
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- KS
- 27-01-2018
Another Fantastic book
Such a gripping story from beginning to end, the multiple voices of the narrator turn the words into visual images. Loved it!!!
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- D. Allen
- 16-02-2017
James Lee Quality
Mr. Burke's excellent prose and Mr. Patton's superb narration make this another winning combo. Keep it up.
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