Sins of the Father Audiobook by Ken Cressman
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Title: Sins of the Father
Subtitle: Larkin and Colt, Book 3
Author: Ken Cressman
Narrator: David J. Paterson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 9 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-17-17
Publisher: Ken Cressman
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
"I was in my kitchen making breakfast when the three men broke in and tried to kill me."
So begins the latest exciting episode in the adventures of David Larkin and his partner Samantha Colt. Eight years ago, Larkin and Colt were part of a team that terminated notorious drug kingpin Francisco Salazar. Now Salazar's son Ramon has grown up, taken over the family business and sworn his revenge upon them. Their only option is to follow the trail of drugs and bodies backwards, from Virginia to Miami to South America, to stop young Ramon before they become his latest victims.
Sins of the Father is loaded with the exciting action, wry humor and memorable characters that fans of Larkin and Colt have come to expect.
Members Reviews:
YOU WILL LOVE THIS AUTHOR!!
I just finished Sins of the Father by Ken Cressman and I was once again really impressed! I enjoyed this adventure from beginning to end, the author has a way to make you feel like you are right there with the characters, never a dull moment. Waiting impatiently for his next book!!! If you haven't read anything by this author yet, you absolutely have to!
Ken Cressman has crafted an intense adventure story that is consistently entertaining.
A page turner from start to finish, Sins of the Father is a captivating adventure that kept me wonderfully entertained. Almost a decade ago, notorious drug kingpin Francisco Salazar was taken down by a crack unit. His empire fell, and for years remained in ruin. Now his son, Ramon, is grown and ready to take on his fatherâs mantle. This is where we join David and Samantha, a pair directly involved in the elimination of Salazar Sr., as they undergo a mission spanning several countries, with the task of bringing down Ramon and destroying the Salazar empire for good.
I appreciate a book that can capture my attention. With this book, Ken Cressman is able to do just that. The very first chapter brings you into the fray as you struggle through a home invasion, and from there the action ramps up. The world is filled with vibrant and unique characters, from the main duo: David Larkin and Samantha Colt, to the variety of interesting supports, I never once found myself wanting for more. My personal favourite was a DEA Agent named Scott Bowman, whose dry humour kept me smiling throughout even the darkest of scenes. There was a sense of real, tangible rapport between each of the characters that sucked me in, with realistic, intelligent dialogue. That being said, I would sometimes find that the characters never strayed too far from their stereotype. The cocky DEA agent, the classic Colombian kingpin, it could all feel a little too generic at times. Now, this isnât necessarily a problem, (I mean, who doesnât love slick detectives?), but straying away from the herd wouldnât be such a bad idea. Each character was well developed, but it all seemed to happen behind the scenes instead of right in front of me. I was being told who a character was instead of being shown.
As an avid reader, I need something that can keep me entertained. Thatâs something that Cressman has complete success with. The story takes Larkin and Colt through a variety of settings, from the thriving city of Miami to the lush jungles of Colombia. Every time I found myself settling down, becoming too comfortable, there will be a sudden shift in dynamics and the scenery will take a drastic shift.
