The Broken Window
Lincoln Rhyme, Book 8
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Narrated by:
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George Guidall
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By:
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Jeffery Deaver
About this listen
Rhyme, Sachs and the rest of the team have to find out who at the huge, ominous data mining company is getting access to this information. Meanwhile the villain realises he's being pursued and turns his knowledge of data and information into a weapon...
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- Carol B
- 27-03-22
Suspense Thriller
Lincoln Rhyme's cousin has been arrested for murder which he did not commit although most felons would say that, and he hasn't reached out to Rhyme since his accident but his wife does and Lincoln promises to look into the case. It's a lot more of personal identity theft and what you can do and get up to if you are computer literate.
As with all Rhymes books, there is a lot going on and still has all the usual clans there working with him as well as their day jobs.
The audio is near 14hrs long and as with all Deavers books there is also a lot of meaningful waffle but once past that it's a good story.
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- Aimee
- 31-08-16
The best Lincoln Rhyme story so far!
Excellent story, couldn't stop listening! Kept us guessing and on the edge of our seats until the very end.
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- Ann
- 09-11-16
My favourite
Think this has been one of my favourite Jeffery Deaver's so far. Looking forward to hearing the next.
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- David Baynham
- 06-11-16
Love the combination of writer & narrator
I deliberately sought out a Deaver novel narrated by George Guidall. Having listened to the Cold Moon, I was keen to repeat the experience of the perfect voice for the story. And I found it. Loved it.
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- Clive
- 06-06-14
Lincoln does it again
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I would recommend this book as it is up to JDs standards. Great reading. Gripping, tense and perfectly crafted.
What other book might you compare The Broken Window to, and why?
This book is comparable to any other Deaver novels. It has all the attributes that make a thriller stand out above all others.
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- Kim-John
- 23-07-09
perfect reading of this book
the narrator keeps you listening even when you want a cup of tea or wee, and the speed of his narrating the parts where you are carried along at a pace you can feel the tension and excitement in his voice, it really adds to the pleasure of listening to this audio book and typical Deaver twist and final solving are brilliant. A great listen
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- David
- 16-02-09
digital crime
An interesting voyage into a world of identity theft with a dark and violent plot. Kept me gripped throughout! I really enjoyed this book - a twisting intriguing plot.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-02-24
Amazing as always
Fast paced LINCOLN Rhyme mystery again. Loved it! Deaver has created a team of fantastic characters which appear in each book. Loved it
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- Roger
- 13-02-20
Great story
One of my favourite stories so far .
The narrator is one of the most suited for the books.
Loved the British accent.
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- Sally
- 22-06-14
Just bnaint the same without Jeff Harding
Really cruel to say it but the narrator makes the book live for me, and although I did get get used to George Guidall, he really doesn't do it for me.
Usual well thought out Jefferey Deaver/Lincoln Rhyme book but it really took some getting into. Naming all the victims with numbers began to pall (oops sorry)... and if it wasn't for the fact I knew that it really was a good story ( if for no other reason than it was JD with a Lincoln R) I would maybe have given up. It took me until the second part to really get into it.
I don't think I'll go for any more books narrated by G G... sorry...
Just goes to show it is the narrator who makes or breaks
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