The Bookman's Promise : A Cliff Janeway Novel
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When I first started I thought it was another book by John Dunning. It sounded like the same setting, characters, etc. I did finish it and it was okay. The reader did a good job.
I agree with a previous reviewer--I wish this had been unabridged. It's a great story and the reader, George Guidall, is excellent (as he always is).
This was a thoroughly enjoyable title. I wish that it had been unabridged! Well written and well read.
Since I ride during the commute I often doze off - this one kept me awake! Not only was the story a good mystery, but the narrator who also does the Hillerman novels is excellent!
"John Dunning is the Nero Wolfe Award-winning author of Booked to Die and The Bookman's Wake, a New York Times notable book of 1995. An expert on rare and collectible books, he owned the Old Algonquin Bookstore in Denver for many years. He is also an expert on American radio history and the author of On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio (Oxford, 1998) and was for many years host of the weekly Denver radio show Old-Time Radio. He has a personal archive of 40,000 shows on high-quality recordings. John Dunning lives in Denver, Colorado. "