Pulse

By: John Lutz

Narrated by: Scott Brick

The killer's depravity is insatiable. What he does to his victims is unthinkable. Homicide detective turned P.I. Frank Quinn has seen this M.O. before. A demented ritual, it's the work of Daniel Danielle - a notorious serial killer who blurs the line between male and female, human and monster. Danielle disappeared ten years ago. Is a copy cat repeating the crimes? Or has Danielle made a deadly return? Either way, this time the killing won't stop.

Liked it.

The book was a good book and kept me engaged. I feel that the book fell flat at the end. Seems like there was a rush to finish which left the ending uninspiring.

Not One of Lee's best

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

I'm constantly checking for new Lee Child audio books. I'd have to say this one was sub par but I know that he will rebound. As for recommending this book. Probably not.

This Narrator Always Comes Through

I actually like books by this author but, after a time, they all tend to follow the same type of story line. What keeps me listening to them is Scott Brick. He can turn any story, good or poor, into a winner. Some other listeners are not so enthralled by his type of narration but it works for me.

Will try one more, but these are losing steam

Been enjoying all of them up to this one but this one just didn't hold my interest in the same way. I'll try the next, however.

Same ole, Same ole

Any additional comments?

If it wasn't for Brick I wouldn't even bother. I started listening from the beginning and Lutz must have forgotten that he mentioned certain things in previous books. Like Felderman's wife divorced him in book 2 of the series. It was mentioned in last book that wife died. The killer in this book actually worked with Q & A in a previous book ( haven't finished yet). I must like llistening to Scott.....