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Hell Is Empty
- A Walt Longmire Mystery
- Narrated by: George Guidall
- Length: 8 hrs and 28 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Spur Award-winner Craig Johnson has garnered critical acclaim for his Walt Longmire mysteries. In this riveting seventh entry, Wyoming’s Absaroka County sheriff, Walt Longmire, is pushed beyond his limits.
When three hardened convicts escape FBI custody in a mountain blizzard, an armed psychopath leads them up Big Horn Mountain. As Longmire struggles to track their treacherous ascent, he’ll need all the help he can get from the tribal spirits of the towering summit.
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- Anne
- 01-16-16
Hang in there if you love Walt
This is not my favorite Walt Longmire. I love them all and have recently began re-reading (or, more precisely, re-listening to) the series. I am a little bit in love with Walt Longmire (as read by George Guidall) and all Johnson's characters, but this one was, finally, tiresome.
I loved the premise: prisoner escapes during transport and takes hostages with lots of side stories. But why Walt felt this obsessive/compulsive desire to pursue the psychopath - who wasn't even in his custody - into a deadly blizzard is simply not convincing.
I enjoyed, as I always do, the wonderful humor Johnson brings to these books - he can make me laugh out loud - but in this case, it disappeared fairly early on.
The plot pretty much disappeared about 1/4 of the way in and the rest of the book is just about Walt's super-human endurance (he's over 50!) aided by some fairly unbelievable coincidences ... and one dead Indian.
Gone were almost all the wonderful characters that people Absaroka County and the res and the Sheriff's department and Durant, Wyoming. All we got to read was the nearly endless, slow, suffering of SuperWalt.
By the last 4 chapters, knowing full well that Walt was going to survive (get real - Johnson isn't going to kill him off!) I really just wanted it to be over with.
And even that was disappointing. I wish Johnson had given us more of a glimpse into the actual rescue of SuperWalt and on the reactions of Cady and Vic and Henry and Sancho and Rosie and everyone else and how they dealt with him. Instead, after all the painfully intricate detail (and more detail and more detail and...) of his ordeal, everyone else gets relegated to a short epilogue in which Walt is suddenly sitting on a chair in his back yard and Cady tells him what he already knows.
Definitely not my favorite but... yeah... I finished it anyway and now will move on. I love these books.
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- Brian PDX
- 07-11-15
The MOST exciting and suspenseful book in the seri
oops...series. IMHO.
Full of tension and mystery, really bad guys and ghosts. Is Virgil dead? Is Walt dead? you don't know until the end.
I loved this book and George Guidell read it with all the emotion and excitement it deserved.
If you haven't read or listened to this series, DO SO.
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- FRITZ STOOP
- 09-04-11
Metaphysical Sojourn!
Johnson's obsessive affection with Native American culture got away with him on this one. His writing skills are lyrically and abundantly displayed here, but this tome lacks depth and breadth. Several times I wanted to put Walt out of his misery and move on to a more complex story line. Jame Lee Burke is the Master at mixing the metaphysical with the criminal with a sense of balance that keeps one's interest riveted and Mr. Burke's crown finds no threat here, far from it. Johnson should have assigned this one to the spiritually oriented section of the bookstore or perhaps Native American Spirituality as seen through a big white man.
He also tends to want to mine deeply the English Literature degree he paid for and that is at times too clear. These things are best dovetailed into a storyline populated and made credible by the characters this series has previously brought to life. This is only 70-80 pages of a novel.
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- Kathy
- 07-14-11
Mr. Johnson, please write faster!!!
I waited and waited for this book to hit Audible.com and then absolutely devoured it. About mid way through I was already mourning the fact that George/Walt (I think they're one person) and I were soon to part company again. I've decided to go back to the first book and start over. Walt is an amazing character but I really missed Vic and the Cheyenne Nation in this one :) Great series!!!!
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- Jan H. Wolfe
- 07-06-17
Too fantastical for me.
Not even a Marvel comics superhero could have lived through this. I finished it to see how it ended but it was so improbable/impossible that it annoyed me. I hope the rest of the series goes back to reality with a little mysticism and ll the favorite characters. I'm disappointed with this book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-19-11
Brilliant!
Dante and the Big Horn Mountain, Wyoming - who would have anticipated this union? Craig Johnson does it again with his Walt Longmire series and this is one of his best. Quite an enthralling story with the Sheriff in search of a psychopathic murderer through the hellish weather of the Wyoming mountain country. You can feel the atmosphere, physically and spiritually, as the relentless Walt seeks the killer even at the high risk of killing himself.
And George Guidall IS Walt Longmire. This book like the other Johnson Longmire stories is beautifully narrated.
One very minor point - I missed the ongoing interaction among Walt, his female associate Victoria Moretti and his life-long friend, Henry Standing Bear. They are there but not so prominent as in other Longmire tales.
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- Chip Atkinson
- 01-14-14
The Great Escape meets Walking Tall
This is a novel that covers a span of less than 72 hours in the life of Sheriff Walt Longmire. Longmire is helping the FBI transport convicted killers to a new prison. They are bushwhacked in the most desolate region of Wyoming during a huge snowstorm.
Longmire finds himself alone, first only tracking the killers. He ignores all protocol in fear of losing the trail, which lands him in a world of hurt. But he's not alone after all. An old friend apache friend, who may or may not be alive serves as a spirit guide of sorts. He has deep visions throughout the chase that guide him to truths he could never have discovered otherwise.
I like this series a lot. Perhaps it's just me being impatient, but this seemed like a short story stretched into a novel.
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- Yankigal
- 09-05-17
Love the series BUT! Far fetched! Skip This One
I really like the series; there is no real guess work as to who the bad guy ever is but it's great to go through the journey as they figure it out. However, this book was a goofy, weird, made so sense or reason why a sane, rational middle-aged sheriff would do some of the silly antics they had him do. Makes no difference to the series I would skip this one.
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- Mark
- 06-18-17
A darker story than usual
It’s the only book (so far) that the TV show has based an episode on so I knew what was going to happen, but it was still really good. You could call it magic realism or exposure-related hallucinations, but Longmire chases a serial killer up a mountain in a snowstorm and not everything that happens is real. There's just the right amount of humor to keep everything from being too bleak. Grade: A-
Perfect narration.
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- Bonnie
- 07-28-14
Very confusing & disappointing
I missed Vic and the humor of Johnson's other books. This was just to dark and often times confusing.
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