Fisher of Souls Audiobook By Hanni Münzer, John Brownjohn - translator cover art

Fisher of Souls

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Called to investigate an ancient secret long kept buried by the church, the Bishop of Bamberg is found brutally murdered, tortured to death by medieval means. His nephew, Lukas - a young Jesuit priest living in Rome - is summoned by the superior general of his order for a special mission: retrieve a cache of long-hidden documents that could rock Christianity to its core.

When the superior general is murdered, Lukas becomes the prime suspect as well as the killer's next target. Pursued by the police and the sadistic murderer, Lukas sets out across Italy with his onetime lover, the fiery journalist Rabea, to retrieve the mysterious documents. As the stakes get higher and the smoldering tension between Lukas and Rabea builds, the two begin to uncover a secret war that has been waged in the shadows of the church for centuries - and if they can't expose it, they may become its next casualties.

©2013 Hanni Münzer (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved. Translation copyright © 2015 John Brownjohn.
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Easy to get into with good reader. But there are long passages where it felt that the author is preaching.

Good mystery but too preachy at times

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A little too far fetched and preachy; however, made me want to research Jesuit history. Narrator sounded nasally.

Average

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While, for me, there were a few very good page turning areas in the book it was not of consistent interest. I hated the ending. Some areas bogged down or appeared disjointed or presented in a sequence I found frustrating. Some characters were well developed while others seemed left to our imagination.

Emily Sutton-Smith performance was outstanding and the only reason I finished the book

Just Average

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Too much heavy handed preaching , not enough stoey. amd the story is good, especially in some places, but not great. disappointed. ..

ehhhh

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