End Games Audiobook (Unabridged)

" It's not every mystery novel where a knowledge of Revelations and end-times theories comes in handy. Dibdin may have been a bit too clever for me in this one. By the end, I felt like I missed a nuance here and there, but I still enjoyed how everything came together. I'm going to miss Aurelio Zen. "

" Michael Dibdin's 'Zen' books have got wittier and wittier over the years. I am so sad he died, I shall miss Aurelio, I've been reading about him for such a long time he seems like an old friend. "

" Not quite what I was expecting, but I still enjoyed it. "

" I love the Dibdin books. "

" Michael Dibdin and Aurelia Zen, RIP. And thanks for your service. "

" This was one of his best books. His character and others were so strong and clear. "

" A typical Aurelio Zen book - starts slowly, plot thickens, writer's style delightfully odd. So sad that Dibdin died and can bring us no more Aurelio Zen. I recommend you read them all, from book one to the last. "

" His last Aurelio Zen mystery, and very good. I can't wait to read more of his books. "

" i always enjoy reading about aurelio zen and the mysteries he has to solve "

" 11th and final Zen novel. Not his best. But if Dibdin has slipped past you, start from the beginning with Ratkin. You won't regret it. "

" Good Italian mystery. "

" A good mystery. Nice atmosphere and believable characters. Nothing particularly black and white though it is clear who wears what hats. "

" Sadly, the last book he will write, but well worth it. A Dibdin book can emphasize ambiguity and difference in realistic settings or it can be post-modern farce. Happily, this is the former and a good note for him to have gone out (too soon) on. "

" The Zen series was so enjoyable. I am sad it is over. I loved this last book. It encompassed so much Italian cultural heritage. A fitting end. "

" I liked this, apart from the mad Christia, which I felt spoilt it. "

" Love that Aurelio Zen and the complexities of Dibdin's mysteries. Didn't like the portrayl of the computer guys too much - seemed too contrived. "

" Overly complex with nothing to show for at the conclusion. "

" An 'Aurelio Zen' mystery set in Italy. Makes me want to travel there--and eat Italian food! "

" Entertaining mystery, though it couldn't keep my attention at all times. "

" Good mystery--great italian setting "

" This is just really not my type of book at all. "

" I am a fan and am saddened that, with the death of the author, so died Zen. "

" The best of the series! Shame it was the last. The plot and the sense of place are at their richest. I am left with the mental picture of Zen the master criminal-hunter, slithering about in a muddy forest in the rain, in his smart office suit and polished shoes filled with water. "

" Overly complex with nothing to show for at the conclusion. "

" A typical Aurelio Zen book - starts slowly, plot thickens, writer's style delightfully odd. So sad that Dibdin died and can bring us no more Aurelio Zen. I recommend you read them all, from book one to the last. "

" Het laatste deel uit de Zen-reeks, tevens het laatste boek dat Dibdin schreef, zoekt donkerder oorden op een hoort bij het beste uit de reeks. Een genadeloos portret van het moderne Italië. (****) "

" His last Aurelio Zen mystery, and very good. I can't wait to read more of his books. "

" This was one of his best books. His character and others were so strong and clear. "

" Michael Dibdin's 'Zen' books have got wittier and wittier over the years. I am so sad he died, I shall miss Aurelio, I've been reading about him for such a long time he seems like an old friend. "

" Sadly, the last book he will write, but well worth it. A Dibdin book can emphasize ambiguity and difference in realistic settings or it can be post-modern farce. Happily, this is the former and a good note for him to have gone out (too soon) on. "