Three Stations: An Arkady Renko Novel Audiobook

" Had trouble feeling any emotional connections to the characters. Maybe it's because this is the first book I've read, so I don't know enough about them. "

" I have read all of the Detective Renko novels. I really like how Renko's character has developed over time, but the teenage chess genius, Zhenya, is becoming more and more of a reason why I can never pass on reading one of these. "

" Latest Renko tale, good page turner and a quick airplane read. "

" Three Stations wasn't as compelling as the previous Renko novels. However, it was still an enjoyable read and one I'd recommend if you're a fan of the series. "

" I like the Arkady Renko character alot, even tho he's a bit off his stride in this one, but pretty good for a character that first appeared 30 years ago. "

" A Arkady Renko Moscow detective novel. Escapist reading with out the intrigue of Gorky Park or Historical research of Rose, as a writer Martin Cruz Smith doesn’t advance ideas or characters of importance. "

" There was so much potential here but he blows it all--it leaps about and no storyline is developed--VERY DISAPPOINTING from the man who wrote Gorky Park. "

" This is the second book that I have read in the series so far. It was interesting to see how main character remains being a hero after he looses his job. "

" Another depressing story about Renko's travails with his friends and coworkers. As usual he solves the mystery but that was just the excuse for the character and background development. "

" Not a bad read. It's one of a series of seven. It's a bit seedy and not for everyone. I think I read it on a plane which is just about right; nothing too earth shattering but it can hold your attention. "

" I can't get enough of Martin Cruz Smith and Arkady Renko. Not as involving as some of his other books, but still a delight. "

" I'm surprised how well Martin Cruz Smith described the young children and adolescent characters in this novel. They were heart-breaking at times, impish and fun-loving at other times...They are definitely memorable characters. "