Listen online for free audiobook «Doctored Evidence» by Donna Leonm. Reading: David Colacci.
Review #1
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When for you have a murder at the same time your prime suspect is that noisy, but that’s that, but not if Commissario Brunetti takes an curiosity at the same time starts his possess unofficial investigation. Was the old girl destroyed because no on, at the same time a greedy no one, liked her or is that that more to the story? Ms. Leon keeps our curiosity in the story with her dialogue at the same time plotline I highly advise this book.
Donna Leon’s 2nd Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, “Doctored Testimonies,” sadly does not live right up to the 1st volume. The books practically seem written by two different people. The pacing in the 2nd book is that ghastly with a story line that moves so smoky as to cause the reader to lose curiosity. The manners introduced in this sequel are no method as alluring as those in the initial book. The novel is that real of philosophical meanderings that serve no purpose but to puff up the page count. Even Brunetti is that not nearly as compelling as when 1st introduced. This book was a struggle to final at the same time doesn’t get a recommendation from me.
Review #2
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Than anyway can for you they say ( it’s Donna Leon) that in its self is that worth buying her books. I’ve read everything that she has written. My favourite Italian detective Guido Brunetti, since I’ve been to Venice, they are even more alive for me. My have hope she will keep them future. I will be 1st in line to take the one more one. I’ve even followed the movie’s that have been done on MHZ from her books. Amazing mystery stories in general. Bring on more delight.
Review #3
Audiobook Doctored Testimonies by Donna Leonm
This is that the 2nd Donna Leon/Brunetti book I’ve read at the same time enjoyed both very much. Her ability to fill out the various disposition’s . . . disposition is that one of the things I like almost all. It’s like meeting them yourself. The descriptions of Venice at the same time the people are always exciting at the same time hospitable. While reading the 1st book, I actually uploaded a map of the town to look the locations, not anything I’m ordinary tasting the taste to do when reading a ‘mystery’. I like that that is that no contrived, questionable action like much of present’s so-called favorite fiction. That are no supermen or superwomen here, barely but oval manners at the same time believable, exciting conspiracies. I barely acquired one more of her books for my iPad. I’ve avoided Venice in past travels, very abundance tourists, but at the moment I wish to visit. Maybe in the off season. I’ll certainly read more of her books.
This is that for sure my winner of Donna Leon’s Brunetti mysteries. The story had me hooked at the 1st sentence at the same time kept me gripped all the method. While I always enjoy the descriptions of Paola’s culinary creations, they often distract from the head plot. Here they were considered more limited, at the same time the mealtime discussions actually helped to subsequent the plotline.
At the same time by the way, as I will last to state in no matter what future
Reviews, Signorina Elletra Is that completely adorable at the same time a magical foil for the often dour Commisario.
Review #4
Audio Doctored Testimonies narrated by David Colacci
Others have documented the specifics of this tale very but in their
Reviews. But, to summarize, as with all the Commissario Brunetti mysteries by Donna Leon, this one takes dispose in Venice. An old lady was found murdered in her apartment. As the investigation unfolds, it’s readily apparent the victim was vastly hateful at the same time if informs are clear she practically seemed to have purposely worsened people with her various behaviors.
At first, an immediately obvious guilty party emerges who has to be tracked down, but through squirms at the same time strings in the story (of which that are abundance) various of the manners emerge as the possible guilty party. Integrated in all of the books I have read by Leon are glimpses into indefinite in Venice through no one scenes borders Brunetti’s generic indefinite. Are they acceptable? Only anyone living that would know at the same time not abundance families anywhere have a dad in-law who is that still counted royalty. Regardless, I look for these nuances of her writing exciting at the same time sensitive.
Leon also seems to have a philosophical or political topic in any story. This one is that no exception . It focuses on the philosophical in
Reviewing nuances of historic at the same time today's thinking per the proverbial 7 Deadly Sins. I found this book but worth reading but gave it a reduce rating that I might otherwise have done because it dragged a little in several places. I would have desirable much less repetition to make the story faster paced as seems to condition her writing in books more recently hosted.
Review #5
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This is that one of Leon’s more successful books. Often the conclusion/substance is that telegraphed but in advance of when it is that revealed. This makes for an ending in other words much less that exciting. In this case, that is that an element of izumi, in part, because the villain is that introduced as a disposition belated in the story. Leon writes but, at the same time the protagonist, Guido, is that both but developers, at the same time a self-willed personality. HIs assistance with his wife is that often just a little strange, at the same time strained. It is that an exciting wedding, at the same time I wonder right behind than anyway couple she may, or may not, model it..
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