The Canary List: A Novel Audiobook

" I had a love-hate relationship with this book. I really enjoyed the 1st half of the book, the second half not so much. I kept getting confused and the political plots left me lost as time went on. I gave this book 3 stars only because I did get absorbed in the beginning. It's too bad the second half lost the emotional connection that I had with the characters because when that happened, the book just went BLAH. "

" Twists back and forth nicely! "

" The Canary List was the first novel I'd read by Sigmund Brouwer. Apparently he is a well known author of Christian speculative fiction, but this novel didn't strike me as any more Christian than Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code. This Vatican politics thriller is definitely not preachy. The two main characters are an atheist and a 12 year-old girl who was no clear religious faith, only a belief in Evil and that it stalks her. I give it a 3.5 mostly because such thrillers aren't my favorite kind of story, but Dan Brown fans would probably enjoy it even more. Highly recommended for those who like to explore the idea that demons might be real, without being told what to believe. "

" Biggest disappointment to me since Frank Peretti's book House. I guess I liked it enough to finish it...but hind sight being 20/20, if I could go back, I'd skip it. Just not my cup of tea. "

" If you like Dan Brown you'll like this. A little predictable for me. "

" This was an interesting story although it got a little complicated towards the end. "

" I have started this book because I lost my other book and then I found it so I am goin to finish the other now and this one later. "