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I Know a Secret
- Rizzoli & Isles, Book 12
- Narrated by: Tanya Eby
- Length: 9 hrs and 9 mins
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Summary
Jane Rizzoli and Maura Isles - the crime-solving duo who inspired the smash hit TNT series - return to investigate the gruesome staged murder of a horror film producer in this edge-of-your-seat thriller.
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"Tess Gerritsen and narrator Tanya Eby have scored again in this twelfth suspense novel featuring Detective Jane Rizzoli and Dr. Maura Isles.... Eby, who creates a remarkable range of individual voices to color the characters, employs a warmly gentle narrative voice and an easy pace. They're good choices, designed to keep listeners calm during the expertly crafted harrowing story. Do listen. Just don't listen before bed." (AudioFile)
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- Steve B
- 28-01-18
Excellent story, narrator didn’t do it for me
As always, Tess Gerritsen creates an amazing, enthralling reading experience in her stories. Really enjoyed. This was the first I got any of her stories as an audiobook. The narrators accent really didn’t do it justice and I had trouble understanding some of the time. That said, I would listen to it again.
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- Brian Marriott
- 22-09-17
Rizzoli & Isles masterpiece .
Brilliant book that grabs you in and doesn't let go . Thrilling ,tense and twists & turns aplenty.
12 people found this helpful
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- Katherine
- 13-11-17
First trial of audio books
I love this author but I really didn't like the narrator and for me, that detracted from the story
8 people found this helpful
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- Polly Dixon
- 08-09-17
In Awe
incredible!! tess still manages to catch me by surprise! incredible story I was hooked and loved every second of it! literally my draw dropped in sections! 100% recommend!!!
8 people found this helpful
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- CS McKiddie
- 13-03-18
one-note performance
a daft but diverting crime drama, rather hampered by a one-note robotic vocal performance. all of the male characters sound identical.
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- Bridget Noormohamed
- 12-12-17
Not her best
I usually love tess' books but this one didnt quite do it for me. I felt the first half was a waste as things only were interesting at the second half. It doesn't really explain why or how the killer killed the two first, it was merely a book that I feel like tess has spread into two for money etc. It would have been better if the story started at the second half and actually continued to justice with holly caught and put away. There were many points when I thought this is just not up to her usual standard. I hope holly is caught. I would have rathered holly was the killer of the first two also.
3 people found this helpful
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- Anita
- 25-10-20
Fantastic
couldn't stop listening to this . Listen to it in one shot 🤭 Perfect ending!
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- N. Mahoney
- 17-03-20
Great Thriller
Yet again I am blown away by the twisty, outstanding imagination of Ms Gerritsen. Incredibly well written and constantly keeping me on my toes, this is another, edge of my seat thriller. The story was given life by Tanya Eby's voice acting.
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- Georgia
- 27-02-20
I know a secret
clear narrating and clearly spoken would highly recommend listening to. loved every second of the story
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- Lolah
- 05-05-19
An excellent and engaging mystery
I listened to this story's audiobook over several days whilst crafting, and several times I found myself just sitting staring out the window, caught up in what was happening in the story instead of what I was doing! An excellent mystery, and I'd definitely recommend it, though not whilst eating, as some bits are a bit gross!
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- shelley
- 16-08-17
The McMartin's reincarnated-WOW!!
Poor Maura. She goes to visit her dying biological mother who tells her that there's a reason she became a medical examiner. Maybe she's more like her mother the serial killer than she wants to admit. Then she gives her an ominous warning.
Meanwhile, a man convicted of various ritualistic (demonic and sexual) crimes against children is released from prison after 20 years. Rizzoli and Isles both believe he is the person committing gruesome ritualistic murders of the now adults, then the children who testified against him. But what if this case put an innocent family in prison ? What if they really didn't commit the crimes they were accused of? What if... hmmm, no spoilers here!
Tanya Eby is one of my favorite women narrators. She does an Excellent job narrating.
This book has my HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION.
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57 people found this helpful
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- Wayne
- 22-08-17
Holly, the evil antagonist!
Physician Tess Gerritsen started writing romance novels while on maternity leave from her job in 1987. In 1996 she began writing medical thrillers and in 2001 she released the crime thriller The Surgeon in which Jane Rizzoli appeared as a Boston police detective. The following year she released The Apprentice which added medical examiner Maura Isles to her list of protagonists; and thus the Rizzoli and Isles series, now 12 novels, was born. Then the series became a popular TV series. Along the way she has continued to release occasional standalone suspense mysteries. The 2015 standalone Playing With Fire is my favorite Tess Gerritsen novel.
This book titled I Know a Secret is her latest Rizzoli and Isles release. Detective Jane Rizzoli is in a strong marriage and has a young daughter. The issues in her personal life center around her parents and siblings. Dr. Maura Isles has major family issues, especially with he birth mother (the couple who adopted her are both dead). (Her birth father was a Mafia leader.) Isles has an unusual romantic life in that she is in a long term on and off sexual relationship with a Catholic priest. In this novel it is very much on again. The hard driving Rizzolli and the medical examiner with issues Isles are best friends. Rizzoli's detective partner is a divorced man who is very much still in a relationship with his ex-wife. I write this because all the novels in this series are at least much about the personal lives of the protagonists as the cases being solved.
The case the protagonists are working on concerns very unusual murders that mimic the deaths of some Catholic saints. The background to the case goes back to the murder of a 10 year old girl years ago and to a trial for child molestation. It's complicated, but interesting. Tanya Eby's narration is excellent.
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- BG
- 20-10-17
Narrator is not skilled & distracts from listening w/pleasure...
The narrator sounds wooden, has a weird cadence, & is uneven in portraying the character w/the same 'accent' throughout the book.
The story itself is good, but the narration deflected my attention away...
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- Sue
- 04-10-17
Narrator is awful
I hate the narrator Tess uses for the books in this series. Maybe because I am used to the characrers in the TV show but I have trouble listening.
6 people found this helpful
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- Julie
- 14-11-18
Not as good as usual.
Ive been a fan of hers for a long time, but this disappoints me. Not as interesting and shes a potty mouth now. Not needed and alot of writers do that and my ears are tired of it.
5 people found this helpful
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- C. D. Dennis
- 28-08-17
Lot better than the tv series
It's good to have Jane and Laura back and with an exciting whodunnit. The plot is very good.
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- Monica Laird
- 23-08-17
Amazing as Usual
Tess went dark, but damn its good. Finally we have closure on some character stories.
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- katherine
- 22-08-17
disappointing
an average book. Rizzolis character has disappeared. Moiras romance with the priest ridiculous and demeaning . He's an ass. All in all a bit silly. Used to love these characters
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- Megan
- 19-08-17
I expected so much more...
Worst book of the series, in my opinion. I was excited for the release and the very disappointed.
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- CJ
- 07-09-17
Ugh!!!
Could not get past the horrible narrator and her terrible voice. Sounded kind of computerized. I'll stick with reading
4 people found this helpful