Another case solved by Jack Daniels, PI

When Jack Daniels started following a rich man and his mistress, he did not anticipate that there would be any high risk involved. What was supposed to be a simple private investigation turned into a murder, and then another. Then again, was there ever anything simple when the case started because of a cheating husband?

Like the first two Jack Daniels stories I have listened to, Trouble in Mind did not disappoint me. John Holt, as usual, gave his readers/listeners an entertaining and exciting experience. And with the help of a good narration, I was able to get easily reacquainted with one of my favorite fictional private investigators.

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great P.I novel

I loved this book loved the characters loved the story looking forward to the others in the collection

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love Jack D

peter is a great narrator. make you afford. thanks John looking forward to of Jack D. thumps up. would recommend this book xx

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Ace

Jack solves another mystery, really liked this book just as much as the first two. Starts off in this with a rough start but he is able to proves his worth in the end. I hope there will be more stories with Jack in the future.
I was given this free copy for a unbiased review,
Tracey Allan

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Easy Listening

Another good read, The Jack Daniels books are short and sweet, plenty of action and no time wasting. The characters are well enough developed and believable. Peter Borys is a good reader and it's easy to follow who is speaking by the different voices he uses. Recommended! ***

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No-one looking like her really walked.

Having recently listened to the audiobook of The Candy Man, John Holt's first Jack Daniels ( "like the whiskey") novella, this reader was hungry for more. This is book three - there does not appear to be a book 2. Like the first in the series, this is the slightly rambling recollection, told in first person conversation mode, of Daniels himself, talking about a recent case when he was hired, by a beautiful woman, of course, to get the dirty on her very wealthy, shipping magnate husband to use as evidence in a lucrative divorce. Except, as it turns out, he wasn't.
Short, but very densely packed with character and atmosphere, the narrator has an even more important role to play than in many books, this reader was initially disappointed that a different voice would this time become Jack Daniels as Joe Voegler in book one had been superb. But Peter Borys did it well, very well. The perfect voice for a noire P.I., his smooth talking voice hit just the right pace and intonation.
This book is one for anyone looking for a well written and performed, quick but satisfying story and for all who enjoy the shady world of the P.I. Recommended.

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great audio book

John Holt writing is beautiful but this book again anther short story can't wait for book 4

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☺

I like John holt audio books got to give this one 5 out of 5

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Book 3

This is the third of the Jack Daniels Novellas this is as good if not better than the first two. This continues with a link to the first two books, bringing more puzzles to be solved. I really enjoyed this series.

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A good read

Enjoyed book wish they were longer just get into it and it ends too quickly

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