--- In rara-avis-l@yahoogroups.com, "Mark D. Nevins" <nevins_mark@...>
wrote:
> I'd appreciate any insights or comments. I also believe that Mr.
Connelly may be a member of this group, and I hope this post was not
insensitive or inappropriate. (I will also note that my better half
is a big fan of Connelly's work, and we must have a half-dozen of his
HCs on the shelf; I actually chose CHASING THE DIME as the audiobook
for this trip as I figured we might both enjoy it.)
>
I remember it as a good book, not as good as The Black Echo, The
Concrete Blonde, The Poet or The Lincoln Lawyer, which look to me like
classics. Be careful with audio books, though. The reading can
completely change the mental images and even how you perceive the
pacing of the story. Now, if you didn't like it, I'm not about to
suggest that you read it, of couse...
For something that nobody asked: I detest audio books.
Best
mrt
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