The Last Hunt

De: Deon Meyer

Narrado por: Saul Reichlin

The brand new thriller from best seller Deon Meyer.

A cold case for Captain Benny Griessel and Vaughn Cupido of the Hawks - not what they were looking for. And a difficult case too, surrounded by mystery, lies and evasion. The body of Johnson Johnson, ex-cop, has been found by the side of a railway line. He appears to have jumped from the world's most luxurious train, and two suspicious characters seen with him have disappeared into thin air.

The regular police have already failed to make progress, and others are intent on muddying the waters. Meanwhile in Bordeaux, Daniel Darret is settled in a new life on a different continent. But his skills as an international hit-man are required one more time, and Daniel is given no choice in the matter. He must hunt again - his prey the corrupt president of his homeland.

Two strands of the same story become a race against time - for the Hawks to stop the assassination, for Daniel to evade the relentless Russian agents tracking him, for Benny Griessel to survive long enough to finally ask Alexa Bernard to marry him....

©2019 Deon Meyer (P)2019 Hodder & Stoughton Limited

Performance

The narrator is very good but got the accents of the two main characters too wrong to overlook it.

Exciting

Really enjoyed this book. The best so far! I cannot wait for the next one!

Deon Meyer has delivered another great story

Deon Meyer produced another great story and it was perfectly delivered by narrator Saul Reichlin. A well paced and interesting story with good character and plot development. While investigating a supposed suicide Benny and Vaughan uncover a plot to assassinate the President and have to work in secret because of a corrupt secret service and government. A top tier ranking in my library.

Excellent

Love it, love to listen and experience France in the words in the telling, excellent!!

Brilliant storyline

Deon Meyer has brought us yet another cracking book. The narrator is actually very good. But his accent game is very poor. He could take more time to get the accents right. I'm Zulu and obviously South African. I'm generally underwhelmed by any accent he does that is not white. This is in all the Meyer books he narrates. Accents boet, accents! That's the final frontier.

Exceptionally poor story and reading performance

Story simplistic without any depth. Seems that Meyer needed money and a quick political statement. Narrator lets South Africans appear like real morons. Couldn't manage listening to the end.I liked Meyer's first books, but they became worse with fame! A total waste of time and money.