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Not a bear it's a man. Bad guy.

thats Simon Vance narrating

Good book, first time I've listened to a bond book. I kept picturing Sean Connery!

Sunday

Stabby was going to murder matt McCartney the morning she was arrested 2knives and another gun McCartney, was with her through the whole journey to kill TA ,thats why she was threatening him in the interviews, building him up saying his my best friend in the whole world and would neva BETRAY me ,his my ALLIE ,,,,,,,na that was nothing more than a smoke screne for u talk matt and ur dead ,Matt was a witness to her atrocities not saying he knew it was going to happen att but he soon found out when he ran upstairs ,

37min…

Classic Bond. Super, excellent narrator. Thanks.

To ponder 💭/: going that way…

Thank you ❤for free audios subed missississi yall

...vocal cords.

Two hours in and they already on the island ?

This is well narrated but the speaker's American accent is atrocious, just appalling - which is a shame as we the listener have the ability to imagine what the accent might sound like. It spoils the listening experience which is a bummer - a similar cringeworthy listen to the Dr No audiobook with Carribean accents being butchered

Preparing for fatherhood, this scares the life out of me. That poor girl.

Rachel is evil but Sheila is a LEGIT psychopath.

Chapter timestamps: Monday Ch. 1 - 0:04 Ch. 2 - 16:50 Ch. 3 - 32:25 Ch. 4 - 49:01 Ch. 5 - 1:11:49 Ch. 6 - 1:28:25 Ch. 7 - 1:43:02 Tuesday, Wednesday Ch. 8 - 1:57:42 Ch. 9 - 2:10:45 Ch. 10 - 2:23:32 Ch. 11 - 2:40:05 Ch. 12 - 2:55:49 Ch. 13 - 3:11:51 Ch. 14 - 3:26:56 Ch. 15 - 3:40:43 Ch. 16 - 3:55:03 Ch. 17 - 4:17:26 Thursday, Friday Ch. 18 - 4:34:53 Ch. 19 - 4:54:33 Ch. 20 - 5:09:09 Ch. 21 - 5:25:12 Ch. 22 - 5:38:32 Ch. 23 - 5:56:34 Ch. 24 - 6:16:54 Ch. 25 - 6:33:22

the best of the Bond series..the only one that was anywhere believable or had a point to it

30:26

? re: "For Your Eyes Only", how do we get to hear the full reading of the first story - about the military despatch rider and Gypsy spies and J.B's very clever investigation etc. ? Great story/adventure for Bond fans. I'm in my mid 70's now and not e-tech savvy so any advice I can get would need to be 1960's simple. Thanks in advance.

At this points anyone could have hit John "IF" he was hit by a vehicle. Lots of people leaving that house from kids drinking "drunk" to adults drinking or drunk and a few that had a very long day of driving for hours before drinking. Snow was sticking to cars and windows. I wouldn't rule out the plow driver at this point either. BUT I still believe what happened , happened after Karen dropped John off and left for home.

Thank you. That is the one. Now I need to find where I left off.

The Bond books are much better than the movies.

2.10 at least the Swiss cope well with the "beatnik" problem says M! We could use some of that policing right now

What a superb rendition of Fleming's novel, bravo! ❤

Thank you for the reading. I am listening it by parts so I make some marks here tu recap it chapter 2 13:24 thank you As I read more I will edit here this note

This is mean girls times one thousand. It's unfathomable. I can't believe there are people like these two evil girls. They would've gladly gotten away with it if they could've. 🤮

"A Westerly OFF SHORE breeze"? 9.50. That would be an ONSHORE breeze on any Atlantic beach in the north of France. A minor but surprising mistake from Mr Fleming

3:42:31

Good stuff

10:25:56 lmao

I just bought this 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Brilliant, thank you sooo good. 😊

Chapter 2. 17:44 Chapter 3. 38:06 Chapter 4. 53:33 Chapter 5. 1:10:13 Chapter 6. 1:32:42 Chapter 7. 1:48:36 Chapter 8. 2:08:07 Chapter 9. 2:27:58 Chapter 10. 2:53:54 Chapter 11. 3:11:11 Chapter 12. 3:27:53

The ending of this book clearly inspired a lot of the ending for No Time To Die.

"It was a room-shaped room, with furniture-shaped furniture... " I love this in comparison to the heavy detail elsewhere. Fantastic book with a great reader!

5:46:40

Should have brought the Bob White letters to trial and shown the fraud she was.

Further more, how was such a popular man, not found for 5 days? So tragic. If these jurors all said they could hand out a death sentence, how could they not put her to execution?

How did psycho girl still know his passwords to break into his accounts? His garage pad numbers to get in? Lastly, why was she aloud there whenever and especially when Lisa was there? He by no means deserved what she unleashed on him, but all very important questions

This book is about 8 hours too long. Plenty of irrelevant drivel and self-serving b.s. One victim. One murderer. And this book is about as long as Helter Skelter. He also leaves out the two hung juries in the penalty phase which took capital punishment "off the table". There is more b.s. about the author outside the courtroom than the murderer in the courtroom. When he got hungry. When he got tired. Where he parked. When he worked late. How he took notes. Blah blah blah. He's a legend in his own mind.

Fun fact: Oddjob is one of only three black belts in karate! 😮

Glad he got justice for Travis. But I'm disappointed Martinez has so many sexual allegations against him and he didn't even fight. I'm glad I didn't pay for this elementary style book.

She thought to be smart by placing him in the shower to rinse off her DNA off his body.

The one on the right in the thumbnail is a babe.

So she had trouble / violence with all of her boyfriends and her parents. Sounds like she was the problem .

I’ve listened to this about 6 times thought about it yesterday and here it ops up so 7 times is starting now

How do you monetize the channel on copyrighted books? I tried to do that once and got my channel deleted. Do you have to get the license for each of these?

Robert Shaw was so good as Nash. The first 2 films were close to the books...that's a reason they're among the best.

She reminds me of Megan Markle in the black jacket 😮

The story's beginning is hilarious. Picture a couple of so-called secret government agents playing rock, scissors, and paper.

Thank gawd for Audiobooks lol im an 80’s baby ( before internet/streaming on demand and smartphones) and loved reading books especially anything involving history or reality…however it would’ve taking me an entire summer to read this one seeing as my summer breaks were pretty much dedicated to Days of our Lives, Geraldo , and the Judy Bloom , Super Fudge book series.. I vividly recall those first weeks back to school after summer break sitting in my desk daydreaming and wishing I could watch my soap opera hoping that one day there’d be an invention of watches where you could watch tv anytime anywhere lol