The Seventh Audiobook (Unabridged)

" A very good read. Quick, well-plotted, and hard hitting. In the end it's one long set-up for a very sick, very black joke. "

" A fantastically spare, hard-boiled novel. Parker gets robbed after robbing a college football game; Parker goes for revenge. The plot isn't complicated in the least, but Parker's a magnetic character, and seeing him work is a joy. Just excellent. "

" Through no fault of his own, Parker is on the run. He needs a quick score and finds an improbable opportunity that actually works out. The job was so clean that they didn't even need all the equipment that they picked up for the set-up. Unfortunately, getting away with it turns into a bloody mess. (view spoiler)[Really enjoyed the comic relief from Dan Kifka and his girl. Though the ending isn't too pretty or funny. (hide spoiler)] "

" Another action laced high octane Stark addition to the series. We cannot help but root for Parker even though we know he is, well, shall I say flawed? Hell no. Bring them on. "

" this is possibly a minor Parker novel, but I love how it works. Pretty sure they made movie based on it, but I'd love to do the remake. "

" Football stadium heist goes bad. Credibility has mostly vanished by the end. "

" Parker lets down his guard, and finds himself trying to track the scammer who scammed his scam. The effort Parker puts in trying to make a wrong a right is noble, and an interesting read. "

" Another heist, but with so many twists & turns, not to mention a perfect ending. Only Parker! Excellent. On to the next! "

" I'll let you know if these books ever start to suck. "

" Typical Parker. Someone has stolen Parker's money. Parker is gonna get it back. "

" Also known as "The Split": which goes really wrong after the robbery.. "

" I always enjoy the books in this series and this audio was no exception. Quick and violent with no excess fat. Narration was done by Stephen R. Thorne who did a very serviceable job. "

" Westlake's Parker -- what more can I say? 60's Pulp Crime writing at its best! "

" This book shows Parker at his finest and most dogged. Don't cross him - you'll be sorry. What a fun, scary, dark, enjoyable character. "

" Also known as "The Split": which goes really wrong after the robbery.. "

" One of the best of the Parker books. "

" I just finished The Mourner and now this book. I enjoy this Parker series so much. The only downside to me is that they are so short and they go too fast. "

" Very entertaining. He kills everybody, and gets money. nice! "

" Short and to the point. Like going to see a movie. Total entertainment. Tough guy stuff. What's not to like? "

" I'd rate The Seventh up there with The Hunter as the best reads in the Parker the Thief series from Richard Stark (a/k/a Donald Westlake). I was taken with his descriptions, pace, and gang's characters. Reading The Seventh is like watching a smart, tense action movie. Enjoyed over several nights. "

" Loved the ending to this one. Parker's pursuit of his outmatched quarry is like experiencing a nightmare from the nightmare's point of view. "

" A fantastically spare, hard-boiled novel. Parker gets robbed after robbing a college football game; Parker goes for revenge. The plot isn't complicated in the least, but Parker's a magnetic character, and seeing him work is a joy. Just excellent. "