The Naked Edge

De: David Morrell

Narrado por: Dick Hill

Once they were boyhood best friends, playing in the woods near their homes, pretending to be soldiers surviving behind enemy lines. Grownup, they belonged to Delta Force and later worked as protectors for the world's best security company. Now their lives have taken drastically different paths, pitting them against one another, forcing them to play their boyhood game again, this time to learn who dies. The survival of a great city hangs in the balance as two friends-turned-enemies hunt one another and discover that there's a line between predators and prey, a line that's called The Naked Edge.

©2010 David Morrell (P)2011 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

A unique and written story

Most exciting is the twists and turns in the story that keep you glued for the next turn of the story . Highly recommended.

Just OK

There are two books in this series, this is the second. The first was very enjoyable and satisfying this book much less so. I haven't been able to put my finger on why. I think one reason is Dick Hill. Stefan Rudnicki narrated the first book and does a better job creating a cool under pressure operator tone and cadence. And I think he did a better female voice. Dick Hill seems to have an edge and almost pushy tone to his reading. The story is also a bit stretched with some elements barely tied together. It just wasn't as satisfying as The Protector.

very interesting book series.

Really like how this series is going. Good characters and story line. looking forward to the next one.

Gripping till the end. Great research

Great story line and live Mr Morrells research of the details. Feel like he's lived it. Brings his charters to life

good but can be better

Dick Hill always brings his 'A' game and can turn an ok book into a really good book.

Irritating reader, only 2 voices

Dick Hill was the most irritating narrator I have ever had to endure. The story was excellent and engrossing but when Dick was just just narrating he was fine and the book was interesting.
But any conversations all sounded like a bunch of members of the Lollipop Guild screaming at each other.

If another book is added to the series please get someone else to narrate it

Morrell is top notch

The book is great but I must be one of very few who just can’t handle Dick Hill’s narration. So many of my favorite authors have used him which leads me to … it must be me. Although the story is standard excellent as with all Morrell I’ve read or listened to, it was a tough listen. There are so many amazing narrators who could have taken this over the top so this is one I would have enjoyed more with book in hand.

If you’re a Dick Hill fan you should enjoy.

Too Much Info

Would you try another book from David Morrell and/or Dick Hill?

No

Any additional comments?

After Listening to Rambo I thought I'd listen to this book. The author is a good story teller, but in this book he really dragged the story down with an over abundance of minutia time and time again. There'd be some really good action going on, and then we get into some long explanations of things or a several minute description of them going through a car for a bomb. When I'm going down the road I want the story to flow and not keep going through a slow and go mode so much.

My other problem is Dick Hill's reading. His voice reminds me of James Gregory who played Inspector Frank Luger on Barney Miller. His voice would be great for old gangster stories, but for stories like this it came off as over dramatic quite often. Unfortunately Frank doesn't have a lot of range on his voices so the female voices pretty much sounded all the same, and not a lot of difference on the male voices either.

The book and presentation isn't terrible, and some would most likely enjoy it more than I did. Like I said. The story itself had a lot of good parts to it, but kept getting bogged down in my opinion

Extraordinary technical detail!

Mr. Morrell doesn’t disappoint in this thriller. The story kept me engrossed from start to finish. The technical details are treats for any reader that has experience with shooting and blade smithing.

Much better than expected

This book was a good listen . . well performed with a feasible, if not improbable plot