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    Dying To Tell
    Audiobook10 hours

    Dying To Tell

    Written by Robert Goddard

    Narrated by Gerard Doyle

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Best-selling author Robert Goddard presents an intricately woven and perfectly satisfying mystery with Dying to Tell. Autumn has come to the small town of Glastonbury. Lance Bradley is contemplating his own idleness when he receives an unusual phone call from the disabled sister of an old friend. Apparently, Lance's old friend Rupert has gone missing and there are some pressing debts left unpaid. Travelling to London, Lance falls victim to an unfortunate string of events before he realizes the only way out is to dig deeper and uncover Rupert's secret.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateOct 14, 2011
    ISBN9781461810605
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    • 2/5
      Horrible narrator. What's
      ..... With. The long. Pauses. .... Without any.......... Reason.
      Did not manage to listen to it, pity.
    • 2/5
      As an audiobook this was very entertainingly performed: I enjoyed spending time with the protagonist, the soft-spoken main villain was especially creepy, and the Japanese accents were great. But good acting can't save a half-baked story. Half-baked is exactly what I mean--it just wasn't finished. How in the world did Lance talk himself out of the mess at the end? What happened when Echo went to the police? And why did Rupe become a diabolical mastermind in the first place? That's the real mystery at the heart of this story. And it's never addressed.
    • 3/5
      Fairly interesting mystery with more plot than characterisation.
    • 5/5
      Lance Bradley, living the quiet life in a shop in Glastonbury, has lost touch with his old friend Rupert Alder. Rupe’s siblings, Win, Mil, and Howard, all a good deal older than Rupe, are dependent on him for their income, and their income has mysteriously dried up. Rupe seems to have disappeared and Win asks Lance for help in tracking him down. This is not an easy task and leads Lance around the world and back to headline-making events that occurred in the year that he and Rupe were born, 1963. A thriller with some very unexpected twists and turns.
    • 4/5
      Robert Goddard is a master of the mystery genre. Beware - if you read one of his books, you'll probably want to read them all 13 or 14 off the reel. This one, like several other RG stories, starts in modern England. It's a fast-moving tale of business fraud moving between London, Berlin, Tokyo and San Francisco.
    • 5/5
      Another cracking Goddard story, up with his best. The unwitting hero is talked into searching for an old friend, which takes him on a hair-raising trip to Japan, before the final denouement at Wilderness Farm near Glastonbury, which relates to events thirty years earlier. Very cleverly written with twists and turns throughout.