Regulärer Preis: 24,95 €

Details zum Angebot: Details zum Angebot:
  • 1 Hörbuch pro Monat
  • 30 Tage kostenlos testen
  • Dann 9,95 € pro Monat
  • Jederzeit kündbar
  • Unbegrenzt Audible Original Podcasts hören
ODER
Im Warenkorb

Inhaltsangabe

Hired to find the missing son of retired political activist Moira Doherty, Dan Starkey knows his new case is going to be challenging. Billy 'the Bear' Doherty, a criminal with a nasty drug habit, isn't an easy man to find - his mum is convinced he's been murdered. But when Moira herself is killed, Dan finds himself in the middle of a deadly game of cat and mouse.
©2014 Colin Bateman (P)2014 W F Howes Ltd

Kritikerstimmen

"He just seems to get better and better" (Ian Rankin)
"Sometimes brutal, often blackly humorous and always terrific." ( Observer)

Das könnte Ihnen auch gefallen

Weitere Titel des Autors

Weitere Titel des Sprechers

Hörerrezensionen

Bewertung

Gesamt

  • 5 out of 5 stars
  • 5 Sterne
    1
  • 4 Sterne
    0
  • 3 Sterne
    0
  • 2 Sterne
    0
  • 1 Stern
    0

Sprecher

  • 5 out of 5 stars
  • 5 Sterne
    1
  • 4 Sterne
    0
  • 3 Sterne
    0
  • 2 Sterne
    0
  • 1 Stern
    0

Geschichte

  • 5 out of 5 stars
  • 5 Sterne
    1
  • 4 Sterne
    0
  • 3 Sterne
    0
  • 2 Sterne
    0
  • 1 Stern
    0
Audible-Rezensionen
Sortieren nach:
  • Gesamt
    5 out of 5 stars
  • Sprecher
    5 out of 5 stars
  • Geschichte
    5 out of 5 stars

Bateman gets better and better

Auf welchen Platz würden Sie The Dead Pass auf Ihrer Hörbuch-Bestenliste setzen?

It has the power to become one of my favourite audio books.

Welche Figur hat Ihnen am besten gefallen? Warum?

I follow the story of the adventures of Dan Starkey since the beginning, so meeting him again is just great.

Welche Figur hat Adam Moore Ihrer Meinung nach am besten interpretiert?

I really enjoyed the reading of Adam Moore. He gives the characters of the book a unique voice. Listening to him speaking in the dialects of Northern Ireland is brilliant.

Gab es im Hörbuch einen Moment, der Sie ganz besonders berührt hat?

Colin Bateman manages to grip me the whole time. His narration never seems to slip into mere talking - there is always something to discover. So putting a finger to a specific moment in the book is not easy. Maybe the scene close to the "High Chaparral" as Christine stops the Army convoy and a gun fight breaks loose, that is one especially gripping moment.