Hour of the Hunter Audiobook (Unabridged)

" I have tried to most of the author's series but this one was pretty good. It was set in the 1960s and had flashbacks of an event earlier. There was mystery and intrigued and keep me wanting to read more of it. "

" A fabulous thriller that kept me on the edge until I finished it "

" So far this story is very good and the reader makes the characters come alive. I listen to the story every day. I liked this story. Great character development and it was a book on tape so the reading was excellent. Lots of references to Spokane and several area indian tribes. At the end I discovered it was read and recorded in Spokane. "

" This one was different from the others of hers that I've read. It was disturbing in a lot of ways and some of the scenes were very violent. But, it was exciting and a page turner for sure. The characters are interesting. It is full of stories from Native American culture that at times were frustrating and felt like I was wading through them. But, overall the book was interesting. It was full of suspence but was somewhat predictable. Overall it's a good read but this is not my favorite one of hers. "

" I loved the native american history intertwined with the story. It was very intense, and I really liked the depth of the characters. It did leave a little unresolved with Diana's husband, but other than that a very satisfying read. "

" Read this as an e-book and was terribly distracted by all the typographical errors. Seems nobody proofread it at all. The story itself was mediocre, to say the least - a jumble of vignettes that made it difficult to keep track of the characters. Sadly, there was nothing unpredictable about the story and where I felt the author was looking for a "sitting-on-the-edge-of-the-seat" reaction, I, instead, thought, "Gee. Yeah. Sure didn't see that coming... right." "

" Good crime book with good character development. only bad part was the electronic copy had weird typos which made it a little hard to read on some parts. But worth reading "

" A good page turner. Good characters and plot. "

" A little too brutal for me, but very well constructed and full of Tohono O'otham folklore which reflects against the central plot in some ways. "

" Better than I expected. Definitely worthy of reading another title by Jance. "

" I can see these powerful women protecting the little boy. The serial killer is almost laughable in his dialogue, not in the crimes. Still love J.A. Jance and have more reading to do. "

" Jance does it again! I'm hooked on a new protagonist, Sheriff Brandon Walker. Action-packed with interesting Indian cultural overtones. Set in the Arizona desert, my fave. "

" The things most people didn't like about the story I did. The style of writing was very different then most books you read. You have to pay attention while reading this one. "

" This was not J.A. Jance's best book but it was still a superb read. From what I have read about the author, I think it was somewhat autobiographical. J.A.'s books are definitely on my 'Take to a Deserted Island' list. "

" Love books that take place in AZ "

" I loved how this series delves into the local Native American culture and history. "

" This was a book that kept getting better as it went along. The first few pages were a slow start, but before long it was impossible to put it down. "

" Reminded me of Barbara Kingsolver. If you like tales in the southwest, with an American Indian influence, you should check out J.A. Jance. She weaves a suspenseful story without a lot of contrived scenes. "

" I LOVED the Brady series, but I've read them all...so I figured I would try more Jance while I wait for the next installment. Not a big fan of this book so far, about halfway through. It's a different writing style than I'm used to with her...but I'll hang in there and finish it. "

" The first of many many J.A. Jance books Ive read, and the first book to break my out of my high school streak of all sci-fi and fantasy. "

" A very interesting read. Takes place in the Tuscon area. Has lots of indian lore. A Barnes and Noble freebie. "

" This book was hard for me to get into though I did finish it. I found it hard because the author would inject Native American lore which I found hard to understand. "

" I can't believe I haven't read this one before. I love it. "

" This book started good but hit dulldrums mid way because they would speak in Indian and then have to translate so it made for a very long story. It made up for it in the last chapter or 2. "

" I can see these powerful women protecting the little boy. The serial killer is almost laughable in his dialogue, not in the crimes. Still love J.A. Jance and have more reading to do. "

" A fabulous thriller that kept me on the edge until I finished it "

" really enjoy the legends sprinkled within the story. "

" I have tried to most of the author's series but this one was pretty good. It was set in the 1960s and had flashbacks of an event earlier. There was mystery and intrigued and keep me wanting to read more of it. "

" The things most people didn't like about the story I did. The style of writing was very different then most books you read. You have to pay attention while reading this one. "

" Good crime book with good character development. only bad part was the electronic copy had weird typos which made it a little hard to read on some parts. But worth reading "

" The coolest thing about this book is that it was based in AZ on the rexervation south of Phoenix near Tucson. Wasn't awful. "

" I LOVED the Brady series, but I've read them all...so I figured I would try more Jance while I wait for the next installment. Not a big fan of this book so far, about halfway through. It's a different writing style than I'm used to with her...but I'll hang in there and finish it. "

" A little too brutal for me, but very well constructed and full of Tohono O'otham folklore which reflects against the central plot in some ways. "

" A rather interesting read. Not spectacular but entertaining. "