The Bookman's Wake Audiobook (Unabridged)

" This book didn't compare well to the first in the series, Booked to Die. There were several loose ends and questions unanswered at the end of the book. In this one, Janeway is recruited to pick up a bail skipper but becomes involved with the family, etc., etc. "

" I was hopeful about liking this book. I'm usually not fond of mysteries, but a mystery involving books and a book dealer, seemed right up my alley. However, I just couldnt get into it. "

" Reaaly enjoyable book. First one of Dunning's I have read; will read more. The bookseller angle intrigues me as I love exploring book stores of all sorts. "

" I enjoy a good mystery and this had depth to it. Interesting also to learn about book buyers. "

" This was a great read with fascinating characters and a look inside the world of obsessive book collecting. This is actually the second book in the series. I couldn't find the first one over the holidays and it's not available on Nook--go figure. But I'll definitely move on to the next book. "

" This is the follow-up to Dunning's bestselling mystery about a former cop turned Book-dealer. Actually, this is a better mystery than "Booked to Die" but it requires you to accept a rather ludicrous premise. But if you accept the ground rules and you like mysteries set in the boo world, it's worth a read. "

" I'm still enjoying Cliff Janeway and looking forward to reading the next in the series. I found it hard to care too much about what happened with Eleanor but I enjoyed the books and the printing. "

" This is the second in the series and I really do enjoy these books. However, I find myself skimmng a lot of the more detailed sections on book buying and appraising. It is way too much information and detracts from what is seriously a very good mystery. "

" Another fun read that made me want to be a printer. But maybe, given the plot, it's better to be a reader! "

" Great book if you are interested in knowing more about book collecting etc. The mystery is wrapped around this industry. "

" a very informed book, great detail on rare books "

" My husband and I both loved this title. "

" the second Cliff janeway mystery, excellent read. read b4 2000, no date when read by... "

" Great new mystery author for me! Interesting new topic (the "slueth" is a rare book dealer) - thanks Karen for the suggestion! "

" Looks pretty good at the moment, i haven't read anything of this guy "

" Lots of interesting info in here about book collecting, selling, etc., worked into a good story line. Cliff Janeway works again to solve a series of murders of owners of a rare book. A good read! "

" Kept me up way too late. Roaring train to the finish. "

" Bookman Cliff Janeway returns for the second entry in John Dunning's engaging series. "

" Liked the first one, and enjoyed this one too. But, will take a break and read something else for a bit. "

" excellent sequel to Booked to Die. "

" Hello? Why isn't everyone reading these books? They're great! "

" I picked this book for book club after reading about it for years. Thumbs up from everyone which is unusual. "

" 1st edition, signed by author "

" entertaining series. I really enjoyed the beginning and the end of the book, but the middle dragged just a bit for me. "

" This is a mystery about rare books that starts in Denver but takes place in another city.It is a sequal to Booked To Die and not quite as good. "

" This is an interesting addition to the series. The chase and search to find the "missing or unknown" Poe. The strangely sad heroine also adds to the story. Janeway has trouble finding the right girl...see his next book to. "

" This is a solid follow up to the first installment. I love learning about the world of book collectors. "

" One of the things I love about this series is all the interesting tidbits about book collecting, I find it very fascinating. The story was great, and I read the last half in one sitting. "

" EXCELLENT mystery! I have a new series now!!! "

" A mystery with an ex-cop turned book seller who gets involved with some old murders and new crimes involving an eccentric book creator/publisher. I liked it. "

" This mystery novel set in Seattle revolves around the publishing of limited edition books. I enjoyed the many details and specifics about the books and book collecting as much as I did the puzzle.If you are an avid reader with a taste for mysteries, you most likely will enjoy this novel. "

" couldn't get past the first few pages. very dry and uninteresting. way too much detail. "

" Enjoyed reading about the book scouts and how the pricing of books used to be before the internet. "

" I thoroughly enjoy this series - since I love books! DUH..... (I was transported. Great book to read on a chilly rainy day.) "

" Confusing at times, overall a well written book. =) "

" I am beginning my second reading. "

" Book #2 and as much fun as the first. Looking forward to reading books 3-4-5! "

" Kept me up way too late. Roaring train to the finish. "

" This was a great read with fascinating characters and a look inside the world of obsessive book collecting. This is actually the second book in the series. I couldn't find the first one over the holidays and it's not available on Nook--go figure. But I'll definitely move on to the next book. "

" One of the things I love about this series is all the interesting tidbits about book collecting, I find it very fascinating. The story was great, and I read the last half in one sitting. "

" I didn't like this book as much as the first book, but it is still interesting. "

" excellent sequel to Booked to Die. "

" Great book if you are interested in knowing more about book collecting etc. The mystery is wrapped around this industry. "

" I enjoy a good mystery and this had depth to it. Interesting also to learn about book buyers. "

" This book didn't compare well to the first in the series, Booked to Die. There were several loose ends and questions unanswered at the end of the book. In this one, Janeway is recruited to pick up a bail skipper but becomes involved with the family, etc., etc. "