The Good Thief's Guide to Venice Audiobook (Unabridged)

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Author: Chris Ewan
Audio Length: 8.75 hours
Release Date: August 2011
Narrator: Simon Vance
Format: Unabridged

Publisher Summary

After a particularly bad streak of luck in Vegas, Charlie has retreated to Venice, having vowed to give up a life of crime to write crime fiction full-time. But inspiration has yet to strike. And to make matters worse, Charlie's agent Victoria shows up at his door just as his prized first edition of The Maltese Falcon flies out the window with a femme-fatale burglar. Blackmailed into committing a dastardly crime in order to get his book back, Charlie is catapulted into yet another adventure, this one even more explosive than the last.

About the Author: Chris Ewan

Chris Ewan, writer of the bestselling audio book The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam, is one of AudiobookStore.com's preferred Mysteries & Thrillers authors. Not only is the Unabridged version of The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam Ewan's bestselling and most popular title in our catalog, but it's read by the popular audiobook narrator Simon Vance. With over 41 hours of listening enjoyment in our collection of Mysteries & Thrillers audio books from Chris Ewan, you will enjoy titles such as The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam or Safe House. The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam is his oldest title in AudiobookStore.com's collection, added in 2011, while Safe House is the most recent title to be added to our website. In total, we feature a great selection of 5 audiobooks from Ewan. To find the audio book that best suits you, please visit his author page here: Chris Ewan audiobooks.

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Reader Reviews for: The Good Thief's Guide to Venice

2 out of 5
Review by Barbara from The United States | 11/2/2011

Pretty light read, but enjoyable, not too deep. I don't know if I enjoyed it enough to go back an read others in the series. Part of the appeal for me was that it was a mystery set in a foreign city where the main character is sort of a tourist.

2 out of 5
Review by Ashley from The United States | 9/6/2011

Truthfully, I didn't finish this book. I was forcing myself to read it and man did it drag... just not my style. I gave up with something like 70 pages left. It may be interesting to others though. It was decently written.

4 out of 5
Review by Scott from Philadelphia, PA | 8/29/2011

A fine addition to a very entertaining series.

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