Simple Genius


Unabridged Audiobook

Ratings
Book
166
Narrator
27
Release Date
April 2007
Duration
12 hours 0 minutes
Summary
Two ex-Secret Service agents must face a dark world of violence, codes, and spies at a secret CIA training camp in this #1 New York Times bestseller about a mystery that could destroy the nation.

Near Washington, D.C., there are two clandestine institutions: the world's most unusual laboratory and a secret CIA training camp. Drawn to these sites by a murder, ex-Secret Service agent Sean King encounters a dark world of mathematicians, codes, and spies. His search for answers soon leads him to more shocking violence-and an autistic girl with an extraordinary genius.

Now, only by working with his partner, Michelle Maxwell, who is battling her own personal demons, can he catch a killer...and stop a national threat.
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RJ McGill

The abridged version, narrated by Ron McClarty was an exceptional listening experience - however; the unabridged version was flat. The narrator obviously was not the right person for this particular assignment. Get the abridged version !

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Gary R.

Loved this book! Love the King and Maxwell series! Having an interest in psychology as well as mystery/detective novels, I really enjoyed the in depth personal analysis of Michelle Maxwell and the relationship between she and Sean King, from a psychological perspective. The overall story was complex, but very fascinating. As usual, Baldacci leaves you on the edge of your seat until the very last....good read! I also enjoyed the narration, Brick is talented!

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Barbara G.

Conclusion of the story was busy. Could have been presented better.

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Eric C.

Excellent job done by the narrator. What a gripping story! It was a bit slow to start but the pace really picked up! I feel it's the best one of the series so far.

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David H.

Great book. Kept me interested right to the end.

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Karen H.

I enjoyed the book and the narrator.

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Thomas M

Storyline was kinda slow moving.

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Cindy Dunne

Love this series and Scott Brick is one f my favorite narrators.

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Todd Olsen

Great fast paced read. Scott Brick is my favorite narrator. His rear of this book is one of my favorite books of the series so far.

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Anonymous

This is an interesting book however not great. The narration was poor. I would not recommend this one.

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genomo

I really enjoyed this book. The mix of historical overtones with a twisting plot made this one of Baldacci's best.

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Abbey

Very good from beginning to end. Kept you on edge through out the entire book.

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Anonymous

The story rambles quite a bit...too disjointed and not a few logical leaps in the plot. The "typing up of loose ends" at the end of the story seems rather contrived. I really like Scott Brick's reading, but that can't justify a recommendation of this title. If you're a die-hard Baldacci fan, then I suppose it's worth a look.

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The Rev

This was a good book, even a really good one. So why a 2? Well a large part of that is narrator. I felt like this guy was condescending to me from page one. He is awful. His changes from male to female are barely noticable, his dialects are awful. The story was good enough to keep me listening, great characters, good plot . . . but this narrator was the worst!

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Southeastern Wisconsin

After many turns and twists in the plot, it finally ended with me wanting more... What will happen next?

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Anonymous

Halfway through and so far, I'm intrigued by the story as well as characters. Scott Brick's narration brings Sean King to life for me and lends credibility to the subject matter. Can't wait to get my hands on another Baldacci book - I dig the man's style.

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