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Whirlwind
- The X-Files, Book 2
- Narrated by: Patrick Lawlor
- Length: 5 hrs and 42 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Serial killers come in all shapes and sizes, but this one is particularly puzzling. There's no pattern to the mutilated bodies that have been showing up in Albuquerque: The victims have been both sexes and all races, ages, and ethnic groups. There is no evidence of rape or ritual. Only one thing connects the victims: They were the victims of a natural disaster - one of the most unnatural natural disasters imaginable - leading to a most painful, most certain, and most hideous death.
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- TheBookishAbyss
- 04-27-16
X Marks the Spot
I love anything X-Files, so I don't critique these stories too much. However I can get a dose of Mulder and Scully, I will take it. I finally got used to Patrick Lawlor's narration in this book. I found his voice rather grating in the last one. Of course the next book has a new narrator, so I'll have to readjust. Although I read this book many years ago, I didn't recall the storyline very well, so it was a pleasant listen.
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- Paul N. Robinson
- 09-10-17
About the same as 'Goblins'
Same problems as what #1 'Goblins' had. Average story, bad impressions/narration in general rather than full cast, over-description. Hard to get through.
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- AmberK5
- 05-21-22
Fun visit to the X-Files!
Good story and fun to go back into the world of the X-files.
Narration is well done and makes an enjoyable listen!
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- brian beirne
- 05-15-22
Not a fan.
Didn’t like the story. Very slow pacing. Predictable. Patrick Lawlor was decent but didn’t have much to work with.
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- Red
- 11-30-21
Way too predictable
I really like the X Files but this particular story wasn't that great. It was too easy to discern the cause of the deaths, the only kinda surprise being the perpetrator, but that was just a 50/50 chance.
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- sci teacher
- 06-25-21
4/5 stars
4/5 Stars Whirlwind, The X-Files Book 2 by Charles Grant
Narrated by Patrick Lawlor
Run Time: 5 hrs and 42 mins
Summary:
Serial killers usually have a pattern, but this time, there’s seemingly no link between the victims. Male, female, young, old, human, and animal have been targeted. The method of the kill is highly unusual.
Additional Comments:
- Albuquerque, New Mexico has seen its share of unexplained events, but nothing quite like this.
- Mulder and Scully get sent to investigate. People don’t really seem to want to talk to them. Everything seems to lead back to some trinkets, but is there also a rational link as well?
- This one falls on the paranormal/ supernatural side of things. It’s still very good. Not sure these will ever fall in the wow, blew me away category because they’re meant to be oddball stories.
- Performance is strong.
- I’m surprised I like these stories so much because they’re not exactly action packed. There’s usually some action in the end, but it’s not non-stop. There’s a lot of setup.
- It’s weird that these were published in 2015. I think they stuck to the X-Files time frame so 1990’s. I mean there are cell phones, but not iPhones.
Conclusion:
Solid entry in a fun series.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-24-21
not sure about the ending
As with the story GOBLINS this very much feels like an episode that could have taken place in the early seasons of the x files. The story was pretty decent all the way through, except for the ending. I'm not too sure I like the ending very much. for the rest narrator is good for reading the story, but not so much for the characters. kinda hard at times to know who's talking.
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- Gi'me my stuff!!!!
- 04-12-21
Good narrator, stupid story!
I want my hours back! I could have been listening to a good book! I like a good monster story, and I like a good detective story, both were going quite well right until the end! Lame!
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- ccrasor
- 02-07-21
Filler episode
Pretty predictable plot. The only twist is who done it....and the pool of candidates is small. also, Scully seems a little off character.
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- MelodicChronic
- 11-02-20
Feels like classic X-Files
Pretty nicley constructed. I could see this being an episode for sure. Wish this show were still on.
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- BookWorm
- 01-29-22
Why so horrible?
Unfortunately I am one of these people who grew up with X-Files and loved them, so again, unfortunately, I try to find books and such to feel that magic once more. This reading is definitely not what I was looking for. Very disappointed, I mean is there a part 2 I am not aware of or is it just a waste of time? Disappointed
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- Lynda
- 09-27-21
Good story, terrible narration.
I thought the story was reminiscent of the original X Files, and I listened because I loved the series so much, but the narrator is not good. He almost shouts, and is intrusive throughout. I would not have been happy if I had had to pay for this.
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- Leon ohanlon
- 09-10-21
It's just like an episode of the X-Files
A decent addition to the lore and world of the X-Files, not the best episode but definitely well crafted to keep the spirit of the characters.
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- paul kemp
- 07-02-15
What a way to ruin a story.....
What could Charles Grant have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
He could have given it some true X-File feeling. There was nothing
How did the narrator detract from the book?
Yes, thoroughly. He had no feeling for the story, I could not get interested in the book and his voice really put me off, it was such a drag. You should be able to get a visual image from what the narrator is telling you... I got nothing ! I struggled on but wish I hadn't... It will be returned
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Total disappointment, I shall be cancelling the others from my wish list purely because of the narrator
Any additional comments?
I have been waiting for more X files books and what a let down these were. I have the original abridged versions on cassette, which I have transfered over. I shall continue to listen to them. Next time get a decent narrator......
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- Annie
- 09-21-21
The truth is out there!
If you enjoy a good x files yarn this is a fun one to listen to