Strings of Glass

A Sydney Rye Novel, #4

De: Emily Kimelman

Narrado por: Sonja Field

Trouble finds Rye when she stops the attempted rape and murder of Anita, a reporter working on a story of corruption and child trafficking. The atrocities Anita describes send Sydney and Blue on a quest that takes them across India after a dangerous and, up until now, untouchable, figure.

©2013 Emily Kimelman Gilvey (P)2015 Emily Kimelman Gilvey

jumping the shark

it's gotten a little unbelievable kinda of a petit Jack Reacher - Tom Cruise size. the narration is good the next one is not calling my name at least not urgently.

The narrator makes the audiobook!

Sonja Field does such a good job with these audiobooks! Her ability to differentiate the characters and to handle the many International accents is superb.

Lives For .Justice

Sydney with Blue is in Goa, along with Dan her boyfriend. Checking on the internet, she notices that he had been looking into Joy. her birth name.
Not responding to emails he sent Mulberry shows up. Telling her this is not her, she lives for justice and adventure. A kiss as he was leaving, She had never felt that electricity before. As she is sitting to quiet her thoughts a woman screams is heard. Sydney rescues her, and taking her back to the apartment, She was a reporter, and following a lead of children being abused and another shipment coming in. Sydney knows what she needs to do and with the information Anita gave her. Good characters you feel your are part of the adventure

What a surprise

Sydney almost lost herself in her grief. She has such good friends she can depend on, but doesn't realize it. Great narration.

praise of Sydey Rye series

I love this series! I started with the 1st book and I'm planning on reading them all. the narrator does a great job.

And evil will find you where ever you go...

In book 4 Sydney and Dan are living in India and Sydney finds herself getting a little antsy... but she is not ready for the evil she finds just down the road...literally!
This book brings a sharp light to the world of human trafficking of women as well as little boys. It brings to light that the horrors of trafficking is not exclusive to women and girls in parts of this world. but expands to children of both sexes.
This book is gritty and dark and looks at a hard subject. but I love that the character of Sydney steps up to do the right thing and is passionate that others do also.
I love the way that the narrator can bring the different cultures to life with her voice. It totally makes listening fo enjoyable.
Next Please!

The Driving Force

Sidney has an intestinal fortitude that inspires the reader to never give up. In these current days when women have lost what we fought so hard to achieve, we find strength in Sidney's actions. Women are the peacemakers, even if we do have to bloody a nose or two to achieve it.

Exciting and fresh!

I like the focus on justice rather than just destruction and control. The fight scenes are more realistic and the endings are not fully satisfying, like real life. These books also add the unquantifiable nature of relationships to the stories.