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In this gritty, gripping firecracker of a novel, the author of the best-selling Grant County, Georgia, series breaks thrilling new ground, weaving together the threads of a complex, multilayered story with the skill of a master craftsman. Packed with body-bending switchbacks, searing psychological suspense and human emotions, Triptych ratchets up the tension one revelation at a time as it races to a shattering and unforgettable climax.
- Listening Length13 hours and 15 minutes
- Audible release dateAugust 11, 2006
- LanguageEnglish
- ASINB000HRMCFC
- VersionUnabridged
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Product details
Listening Length | 13 hours and 15 minutes |
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Author | Karin Slaughter |
Narrator | Michael Kramer |
Whispersync for Voice | Ready |
Audible.com Release Date | August 11, 2006 |
Publisher | Random House Audio |
Program Type | Audiobook |
Version | Unabridged |
Language | English |
ASIN | B000HRMCFC |
Best Sellers Rank | #1,894 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #13 in Psychological Fiction (Audible Books & Originals) #83 in Psychological Thrillers (Audible Books & Originals) #208 in Suspense (Audible Books & Originals) |
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The protagonist, Will Trent, is a character with depth and complexity. His battle with dyslexia and the struggles he faces in his personal and professional life make him relatable and deeply human. His character is carefully crafted and is a testament to Slaughter's strength in creating compelling and authentic characters.
John Shelley, too, is a character worth noting. You experience his struggle and heartbreak while waiting for him to receive the Justice he so richly deserves.
Karin Slaughter also does an excellent job of keeping readers on the edge of their seats with a multi-layered plot that is as much about a murder investigation as it is about the secrets, lies, and personal lives of the characters involved. The plot twists are brilliantly crafted, and I found myself second-guessing my conclusions until the very end.
The detailed investigation procedures presented in the novel show an impressive level of research, making the narrative realistic and engrossing. The theme of sexual violence and its consequences is handled with sensitivity and realism, adding to the emotional weight of the
The book does not shy away from painting a grim picture of crime and its effects on individuals and society, which might be a bit too much for some. However, for those who appreciate gritty, realistic crime thrillers with a heavy dose of human drama, "Triptych" is a compelling read.
"Triptych" is a masterclass in crime thriller writing, with a layered plot, complex characters, and a perfect balance of suspense and emotion. It is a testament to Karin Slaughter's narrative prowess and understanding of the human psyche. I'm looking forward to exploring more of her work in the future.
Comparison to the tv show: I’ll start by saying I love both. I find Will to be very endearing. He is the perfect example of someone who wears his heart on his sleeve, at least with the one person he’s closest with. Because he keeps his dyslexia a secret, he makes things so much harder on himself. Anyway, when I was introduced to Will in the book, I laughed out loud with his physical description. There’s nothing wrong with his appearance, but the actor that plays him on tv is the complete opposite of the character in the book. Think Tom Cruise playing Jack Reacher as an example. However, on the tv show, Ramon Rodriquez plays the part perfectly. He has all of Will’s mannerisms down perfectly, even his affection for Betty the Dog. I think the other characters are well cast, and I especially like Will’s boss, Amanda. And lastly, my second favorite character is Angie. She reminds me of Dexter Morgan’s sister Deb. But honestly, how in the hell did the tv folks come to the decision of her partner at work??
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Wonderful writing, great atmosphere and suspense - and truly remarkable twists and mis-directions that I didn't see coming but were there all along if you paid attention. If you liked the early Scarpetta series then I'm pretty sure you'll love these, too.

I was not disappointed. Irritated. But not disappointed.
Kindle app on my tablet and similar provision made by my local library means I get to choose font size for comfortable reading. Unfortunately this book produced images intended to look like newspaper extracts and these could not be altered. I was guilty of anticipating further such irritations after 3 and let it spoil several chapters until Slaughter began her retrospective timelines and revealed the Villain early.
The Villain but not the extent of his villainy which was drip fed. And she has created a story where it is a question of whether the various strands will come together in time for the innocent to be saved and the guilty to perish. Meanwhile the innocent show dark sides.
I don't understand how Trent and Polaski got through screening for even basic training to join the police and how they even survived childhood to be on the right side of the law.
If they are on that side.
One book may not be enough to determine. These characters may be too fractured to sustain an interest for me. Got another book out of sequence to judge.
Still it was more than a run of mill stand alone. 5/8 of a 4th star.

Thankyou Karin

