The Escape Artist

I loved every part of the book the characters were very detail-oriented it kept me listening. I greatly enjoyed every Twist and Turn Brad Meltzer took me on.

To slow Thanks

Interesting, but not compelling.

Boring,

I agree others book to slow I did not enjoy at all sending it back

I thoroughly enjoyed The Escape Artist. The author's use of a double narrative was well done and remained interesting as the plot unfolded, right until the end. The characters were relatable and the narrators did a wonderful job in bring them and this book to life.

I'm not even sure an abridged version would be any better. if you want to get depressed, this is your book. 45% about working on the dead in a military morgue, 45% about a girl's abused childhood. 10% ties them together. don't waste your time.

I really got pulled into this novel until the very end and the readers were very good as well.

This book was fascinating and riveting! I hated it every time I had to stop listening! I always wanted to hear more!

The characters so flawed you don’t even like them. The premise, ok so what the army does in fact payoff for there mistakes; however, it’s operated through the DOD. The book even with very good narrators lacked oxygen. And, only toward the ending did it pick up speed. Only to be slowed down by its main character the knife carrying, pacifist mortician, who happenstance has more interest in a case then his FBI friend. Unbelievabley stupid. Every character was superficial and you lacked compassion for..

Meh. Too much emphasis on morticians art. Very macabre. At one point I just wanted to abandon the book I’m not impressed at all as I’m not into mortuaries

Entertaining. The subject matter peaked my interest. Magic and the military. I bought a copy for my favorite priest too! Father Charlie in Laughlin, NV.