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Blood Money: Jane Whitefield, Book 5

By: Thomas Perry
Narrated by: Joyce Bean
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Jane Whitefield, the fearless "guide" who helps people in trouble disappear, has just begun her quiet new life as Mrs. Carey McKinnon when she is called upon again to face her toughest opponents yet. Jane must try to save a young girl fleeing a deadly mafioso. The deceptively simple task of hiding the girl propels Jane into the center of horrific events and pairs her with Bernie the Elephant, the Mafia's moneyman. Bernie has a photographic memory, and in order to undo an evil that has been growing for half a century, he and Jane engineer the biggest theft of all time---stealing billions from hidden Mafia accounts---only to face the unprecedented problem of what to do with that much money.

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These novels are obviously well research with respect to the weaponry, the violence, the crime. But I think I’m done with them. I’m so tired of the sloppiness in the geography, as if Travelocity and Expedia do not exist, the author has people on nonstop flights to places where there are none, and flights in the middle of the night where there are none, and time zones that seem to disappear. I know it’s petty of me but honestly, it takes so little to research these things nowadays. I need some time to forget and then I’ll probably pick up the next one.

Another harrowing, Jane Whitefield story

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I've read and listened to this series with real enjoyment. The stories are entertaining and the main character is a fascinating woman. Don't expect highly nuanced plots or large casts of complex characters in this series. Instead you get straight forward action and intriguing tips on how good guys can foil and beat bad guys. Really fun and fast plots.

Unfortunately Ms. Bean robs much of the intrigue from these books with her narration of male voices. She drops her pitch approx an octave, appears to constrict her throat, and gives all of them a painfully gravely voice. Hurts to listen to and really distracts this listener from the plot line.

Engaging Main Character; Fast Pace

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Loved this book. I kept thinking that I knew whose blood it would be. I was wrong. that's awesome👍

You had me at Blood

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Being a huge Thomas Perry fan I did not enjoy this as much as the others. One the turn offs was the young lady Rita. She couldn’t grasp the idea of emergency and behaved profoundly stupid. That bugs me more because it’s always a female that acts stupid or trips and falls while running away. I gave the story a 3 for doing that. Other than that I liked the book.

Good but not as good

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My 5th Jane Whitfield book. Always disappointed at the endings. So much detail and character development but then a sudden ending with only implied resolutions. Always feels like they forgot to include the last chapter
How they took the Mafia money and anonymously managed to give it charity was interesting and very satisfying. Always like the different ways they create new lives for people

Good - except for sudden endings

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Would you consider the audio edition of Blood Money to be better than the print version?

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Did the narration match the pace of the story?

Narrator is good, except her mispronunciation of italian surnames and italian accent is especially annoying. How did nobody notice this? Otherwise narration is fine and matches pace of the story.

Narrator should do research.

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I enjoyed all of it, Hope more are written someday. listening to the books wonderful

I have read all of the Jane Whitefield books.

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