A Traitor to Memory (Abridged) Audiobook

" Too long! Too many people! Drop off ending, leaving all those characters in a lurch. "

" This book was a fascinating look into the life of a virtuoso and his family. Elizabeth George delves so deeply into the inner lives of her characters and their motivations and is a brilliant mystery writer and this is one of my favorites! "

" I have read several of Elizsabeth George's books and usually enjoy them, for some reason i did not rate this one very highly and was pleased to get to the end of it, i found the story which had several threads all coming toghether at the end just to long and cumbersome, and i just wanted them to get on with it, it had several characters in who were just superflous to the plot, the switch between narrative and the diary was annoying, there was to much toing and froing between Gideon and his father, i just found it annoying and very slow going. Gideon seemed to be the main character in the plot and all the other characters pushed to the side, by the end of the book i found i did not really care who did it !! "

" A convoluted mystery told in a convoluted way. "

" Another good mystery from the Lynley series. One of the most interesting cases so far IMO. "

" Great plot, as with all George's books, the characters are so real you can picture every move through the story. Great plot, I couldn't guess the ending. But then I'm a big fan of Elizabeth George and Inspector Lynley. "

" Linley et Havers, le duo improbable! "

" For the first 1003 pages of this book, it was a 5 star. Then there were those last 3 pages... "

" This was a very good novel. All the usual characters were present - and the plot was excellent. Convoluted, but it kept me interested and guessing for the whole book. It was one of the longest I've read - over 1000 pages. "

" While maintaining my high regard for Elizabeth George's Inspector Lynley books, I found this one weaker than usual mainly because of the ongoing one-sided psychological conversation that wove through the storyline, with much smaller roles played by Havers and Lynley. "

" Set in Hampstead, this 11th in the series where the victim has been run over by a car not once but twice. "

" Another good mystery - less about Havers and Lynley and more about the "criminals". "

" Despite being sure how this book would play out I really enjoy the way Elizabeth George tells her stories. "

" A very good Inspector Lynley mystery but it was way too long (700+ pages). Wished there had been more Lynley in the story. "

" Love all the Elizabeth George books. Full of psychology, great characters, good tension. "

" This one was harder for me to read of her books. There was no resolution in the end, not that there really could be, but it was emotionally draining. I also found the format - switching between the narrative and the diary distracting. "

" What can I say? Another GREAT book by Elizabeth George. In this one she explores father/son / parent/child relationships, the importance of honesty in relationships and more! "

" A many-faceted mystery that unravels a twenty-year-old murder in order to find out why the hit-and-run deaths are occurring today. This outing involves a violin prodigy who's lost his musical ability. "