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Brothers and Bones
- Narrated by: John Rubinstein
- Length: 14 hrs and 48 mins
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Charlie Beckham is a rising star among federal prosecutors until, on the morning of the most important court day of his career, a deranged homeless man turns Charlie's life upside with a single word. He calls Charlie by a secret nickname known by only one other person in the world - Charlie's brother Jake, who went missing thirteen years ago. Charlie has a hundred questions but the homeless man disappears before Charlie can ask a single one. So begins Charlie's search for answers, and for his brother, a search that leads him down Boston's darkest streets, into its blackest alleys, and, finally, into its criminal underworld. But if Charlie wants answers he'll have to get them from some of the most feared and ruthless people in the city.
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- Tracy P.
- 02-05-18
'Brotherhood'- Blood not required.
Charlie learned the true meaning of what the word “brother” means, not only from the selfless acts of love his blood brother showered him with, but more poignantly, when he had to put his faith and life in the hands of a complete stranger. The unlikely banding together of a federal prosecutor (Charlie) and a scary looking, unpredictable, dirty homeless man (Bones), led to the forging of an unflappable bond, proving sometimes being brothers can be much more than just sharing the same bloodline. These two unlikely confidants managed to form the ultimate “brotherhood" when the only person who had their backs was each other. #thick as thieves.
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- Bon Wilhelm
- 07-12-17
Outstanding
Outstanding characters, plot, performance. The writing was fascinating with little seasonings of humor however dark.The performer is a genius. an addicting read.
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- Diane L.
- 09-15-18
Really really good 'read'!
This book audio was great and catching from the beginning. It twists and turns and tosses you and your ideas, opinions, feelings, and insights up and down and all around until the very end. You really hate this one evil character and SHOCKED about another 'upstanding' one!!!! I am highly recommending this to anyone who doesn't mind their blood pressure rising!!!
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- Jennifer
- 08-27-17
Second book
This is the second Audible book of his that I have listened to and it far outweighs the first. Although some of the villains/storylines you can guess. It is told in such a beautiful way that you continue till the end.
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- Weezie77
- 05-13-17
Entertaining
This book held my interest the whole way through. The only small complaint I have is that many things were repeated over and over again. If I had been reading the book, instead of listening to it, it probably would have frustrated me more than it did. I will definitely buy more of his books.
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- A. Compton
- 08-07-16
Don't understand the negative reviews...
While I wouldn't call this literature, it was a really well written story - nicely paced, characters were completely sussed out, plot was well formed and thoroughly enjoyable. If you're into the genre, then I wholly recommend this book! I have no idea what the nay-sayers are complaining about!
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- Kelley
- 12-17-14
Farfetched even for fiction.
This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
Anyone who doesn't mind having things explained to them. Every. Single. Thing.
Would you ever listen to anything by James Hankins again?
Maybe. It was a good basic story, just all the explanations (especially in regard to the main character's own thought process) almost made me give up and I certainly would have skipped those pages in a printed form. The fact that the main character was a serious wimp and not that bright made all the embellishments to the story seem even more unbelievable, even for fiction.
How could the performance have been better?
For the narrator, I liked his voice but some of the character voices were just annoying, like Uncle Carmen's speech impediment. Really could have used some better editing.
If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Brothers and Bones?
Almost all of the explanation in the last couple hours. Let the reader do some of the thinking. That's why we listen to this kind of book.
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- Whiplash
- 11-04-14
This book is absolutely tedious..
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I really wish I would have read all the reviews on this book before I wasted a credit on it. The writing of this book was absolutely awful. The over description of EVERYTHING that didn't matter was incredibly frustrating. It seemed like the author thought everyone had short term amnesia and forgot everything he said 5 minutes previously because he seemed to feel the need to repeat everything over and over and over & that didn't change throughout the whole book. It didn't help that the narrator's voice matched the boring tone of this book either. When I listen to a book and it's absolutely horrible because of the narration I wonder to myself "would this book have been better had I just read it myself?" There are some that I know without a doubt only seem so awful because the narrators are so bad but this book, would have been horrible regardless of the narrator. I would never recommend this book.
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- W. Swore
- 05-06-15
The ending is the best part
This story alternately entertained me and drove me crazy. The internal monologue was maddening at times--reiterating what the reader already knew. But the story itself was intriguing and fun with a wide variety of interesting characters. The end was worth the wait.
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- Robert Hawkins
- 09-05-18
It was entertaining.
It was worth the credit. I enjoyed the story and loved the characters. The performance of was great.
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- Lorna
- 01-22-14
Fast paced detective writing from the get-go!
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Definitely! Enjoyable fast paced plot, some great twists and turns, easy reading/listening.
What about John Rubinstein’s performance did you like?
The narrator doesn't have an irritating voice, hurrah!
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- C
- 04-24-15
Utterly unbelievable thriller
What starts out as an intriguing story soon degenerates into complete farce. The characters are two dimensional and clichéd. By the time I got to the final act I was thinking, 'how much more ridiculous can this get?' The answer - very.
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- Stephen
- 04-07-14
does what it says on the side of the tin!
Would you listen to Brothers and Bones again? Why?
No, but then I never listen or read a book twice.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Brothers and Bones?
Can't really say without spoiling the plot!
Did the narration match the pace of the story?
Yes, very well.
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
A level headed man of the law dragged into a violent world of crime.
Any additional comments?
There's nothing too complicated or surprising about the story. It jogs along at a good pace and is entertaining and I would thoroughly recommend it.
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