Silent Approach

De: Bobby Cole

Narrado por: Jeremy Arthur

One year after witnessing the tragic traffic accident that claimed his beloved wife and unborn child, accountant John Allen Harper seeks to remake his life. When he accepts a position with the Mississippi Choctaw Nation as their cultural liaison, he is tasked with one job: to track down and reclaim the tribe's stolen artifacts dug up from sacred ground and sold on the black market.

John Allen's investigation leads him to crooked publisher Winston Walker, who's using these priceless antiquities to prop himself up after a wealth-wasting divorce. Racing against time, John Allen finds a cache of treasures stolen thirty years ago that may hold the key to an unsolved murder and mysterious disappearance. Along the way, he teams up with FBI agent Emma Haden, who is also investigating Walker and who stirs unexpected feelings in John Allen.

But the desperate Walker won't go quietly, and the closer John Allen gets to the truth and the proof that will put Walker away, the closer he may come to being buried himself.

©2017 Bobby Cole (P)2017 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Another great book from Bobby Cole

Bobby writes some great books. If you are an outdoorsman you will appreciate all of his books.

Another great book by Bobby Cole!

Another great book by Bobby. I hope there's another book to this series.They are the type of books you can't put down.

Fast & Suspenseful - Very Enjoyable!

Bobby Cole always writes fast paced action packed books that grab the reader right from the beginning and don't let go until you've reached the end. This one is no different.
In this book the protagonist (John Allen Harper) is on his way to meet his pregnant wife when he sees her killed in an inevitable car accident and he is helpless to stop it from happening. Of course he blames himself. Following a year of depression he becomes a liaison for the Choctaw nation, a total break from his life before his wife died. His job is to track down stolen artifacts and find out who is selling them. He teams up with an FBI agent (a woman he is attracted to and her to him). There have been murders over these artifacts and another liaison went missing so this is not a job with out danger. John Allen does track down the sellers but they have plans for him as well. And they're not nice. I can't say anymore with out spoiling the book for anyone.
Jeremy Arthur does a great job narrating.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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The Best Narrator thus far

This book came highly recommended by another member ... glad I took a chance. Good story, keeps you interested. Love this narrator

Better Than Expected

Very good story and a decent narrator made this quite an enjoyable experience for me.

A good crime novel

I liked the characters. The story was interesting. This could be the start of a series.

well-meaning but falls short

The book suffers from being a bit too nice. The protagonist is a nice fellow who's in a bad way until events conspire to give him a good gig. The bad guys are rotten people, though not especially believably so . . . it's very hard to believe they could have gotten away with their badness for so long, that the legal system could b that incompetent.

So a pretty nice guy inevitably meets a pretty nice woman and they inevitably have a chaste romance, because they take time out to go to church and all. Maybe that's the source of the too-niceness of the book, which is just a bit too polite for its subject matter.

Which brings us to the plot, which is about artifact theft. The author seems to care little for the crime, nor does he particularly understand it, nor are his Native characters particularly believable . . . or maybe they're just oo nice.

It's an inoffensive book, nothing that would make me ask for my money back, but nothing that will tempt me to buy another from this author, either.

Nice, somewhat informative,...but

I love the author, Bobby Cole, we have listened to three others by him, but this one was not quite as good, it seemed repetitive in so many spots.
I am still a fan of the author, but not so much in this book.

Author Bobby Cole's best novel yet!

I have reviewed Cole's other 4 audio novels, including the three in the Jake Crosby series plus The Rented Mule, here at Audible. With Silent Approach Cole has written a great suspense thriller that moves him into the elite of thriller authors. And he did it without any of the Mississippi redneck humor that he used in his prior novels; however, to maintain the southern flavor the protagonist John Allen Harper is called John Allen. The publisher's summary provides sufficient background which I will not repeat in my review. Jeremy Arthur's narration also gets a solid 5 stars.

This is the first Bobby Cole novel that I give MY HIGHEST POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION. Had I realized it was this good I would not have waited until a month after release to listen to Silent Approach.

Very Interesting!

I didn't have a lot of expectations for this book. I bought it as something to fill the void until one of my favorite authors' books became available. I did have an interest in the subject matter as I live in the area and know many people with Indian artifacts passed to them by older generations. The plot was interesting and tight, with the primary characters well developed. I'm not sure this should become a series, but was immensely enjoyable as a stand alone book. Do yourself a favor, use a credit and enjoy a very entertaining book.