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Rough Country
- A Virgil Flowers Novel
- Narrated by: Eric Canger
- Length: 10 hrs and 4 mins
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Summary
Virgil Flowers heads north to solve a puzzling murder - and finds that the country is very rough indeed. While competing in a fishing tournament in a remote area of northern Minnesota, Flowers gets a call from Lucas Davenport asking him to investigate a murder at a nearby resort, where a woman has been shot while kayaking. The resort is for women only: a place to relax, get fit, recover from plastic surger,y and commune with nature.
As Flowers starts to ask questions, he finds a web of connections between the people at the resort, the victim and some local women, notably a talented country singer. And the more he digs, the more he discovers the resort to be a hotbed of jealousy, blackmail, greed, anger, and fear.
Then he discovers that this is not the first murder, that there was a second, seemingly unrelated killing the year before - and that there's about to be a third, definitely related one, any time now. As for the fourth...well, Virgil had better hope he can catch the killer before that happens. Because it could be his own.
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- August74
- 17-08-22
Fun series
Virgil flowers is a likeable dude and the stories are good fun and well written.
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- Amazon Customer
- 15-06-21
exceptional entertainment
could not stop listening to this. good plot, although had an idea where it was going eventually ... loved the endings.
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- ann valerie shephered
- 30-11-23
Dialogue very good.
Tedious at times.
Eric Conger Is Virgil
flowers ! Dialogue very Country and attractive.
Largely enjoyed.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- Sandgrounder
- 05-03-12
Enjoyable if slightly unbelievable
I am a big fan of John Sandford and I have really enjoyed the new Virgil Flowers series- but Rough Country is a little 'out there'; it starts off well with an intriguing murder, gets busy with the plot, then unfortunately starts to get tangled up in its own cleverness and then trips over its own feet. The climax, when it comes, is a little too predictable, a little too overworked. That being said, its not a bad yarn, I just don't think this is Sandford's best book- Shockwave, the sequel, is a lot better and is a great return to form.
Eric Conger, as always, delivers on the narration, giving a slick rendition of a slightly trite story.
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- Mrs A McDowell
- 25-07-20
not as good
this is the first Virgil Flowers I have not finished. It felt jumbled up, even more than usual, . Well.....I only struggled to about half way. Disappointed.
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- Mih�ly Sz�csi
- 09-05-22
Disappointed
Cannot believe this is a John Sandford novel.
The experience of listening to Lucas Davenport books is by fat more enjoyable.
To add more to this, I already returned a Virgil Flowers novel, for the same reasons and thought it was an exception, I got to realize it wasn't.
Too bad...
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