The Fourth Perimeter

By: Tim Green

Narrated by: Ron Perlman

Kurt Ford raised his son after his wife died. To compound his misery, his son, who joined the secret service, has now supposedly committed suicide. Kurt discovers others have died after meeting the president so he knows whom he has to kill!©2002 by Tim Green, All Rights Reserved; (P)2002 TimeWarner AudioBooks, a Division of the AOL Time Warner Book Group

Interesting story. Poor performance.

I liked the concept but the action just doesn't reach the level of stories by Thor, Flynn, or even Coes or Cussler. Maybe those authors have spoiled me. This story was more like a B movie. More guilty pleasure than thrilling experience.

Maybe Ron Perlman's performance got in the way of my enjoyment. I was really looking forward to hearing him perform this book. But there was NO PERFORMING. It was read in a rather lackluster style with no accents or other voice characterization, and really not much emotion either. He could have been reading a textbook. Great book reading isn't just enunciation. It's supposed to be voice acting.

I am going to try another book by Green but only if it has a different reader.

Solid

Great story, terrific narration - I'll look for more books from Mr. Green.

utterly amazing deep twisted plots

a book worth dieing over to read time and time again the plots and scheme are amazing

An okay book for the money

For the cost it was an okay book. But the music is atrocious and WAY TOO LOUD. Kept having to turn the volume down when it played, yet struggled to hear the narrator. The book felt like it was an abridged version of a longer book. It was just okay.

Music during abridged portion

The music that plays during the story is so loud, you can’t hear the dialogue. I personally don’t need to know when it’s an abridged portion. Completely unnecessary in my opinion.