The Color of Night

By: David Lindsey

Narrated by: Paul Hecht

David Lindsey's tightly plotted novels have won him international acclaim and awards. Now translated into 17 languages, his works set new standards for suspense and intrigue. The Color of Night whirls you through the major cities of Europe on an unforgettable journey of revenge.

Harry Strand is living a quiet life as an art dealer in Houston. But until four years ago, he was an intelligence agent for the foreign service. His nemesis was Schrade, a ruthless international criminal who arranged the "accident" that killed Harry's wife. Now Harry has met a mysterious, beautiful woman who may have critical information about Schrade. And Harry begins to bait a trap for his enemy. The more Harry learns, however, the more he feels pulled into a much deeper conspiracy. As confidences and betrayals shift, Harry and his new companion cannot trust anyone.

©1999 David Lindsey (P)1999 Recorded Books

Excellent and intriguing!

Loved it! Well written plot with lots of twists. Kept you on the edge of your seat. Very well narrated too.

Surprised and Fasinated

The story held my attention and I couldn’t stop listening. The ending was poignant and I had to shed tears .

SLOW

The plot was good but it took forever to develop characters and it droned on at times. I think it should have been about 2 hours shorter

So slow

For me, this semed to drag alomg. People came and went, pkNs wre made, a srory of rrvenge, a lot if art - drawings, oaintings, much disvusion of light.. but iI felt bored...

Boring

Can't finish this book. Someone should have done a much better editing. For the most part I appreciate the descriptive writing, but this author goes overboard. I could careless of the cityscapes of European cities. Less get to the story line. Need a refund on this book.