What Happened to the Bennetts

Excellent!!!!!!!! LOVED IT!!!! Felt every emotion, related to the characters, top notch story telling!!!! Lisa Scottoline is a phenomenal writer, and the narrator/actor was superb!!! I will enjoy this again someday! It was that good!!!!

Normally I love Lisa Scottoline’s books. But I found this one difficult to get into. It drug at the beginning and then went into a wild unbelievable ride with twists and turns involving mob type characters, double agents working for the federal government and the mob, and a sole fbi good agent with the main character outshining all the experienced federal employees and the mob. In short, I felt it was a bit juvenile. Not a big fan of this book. I think the author can and has done better.

Enjoyable listen. Keeps reader engaged.

A good yarn. Sometimes pretty unbelievable and occasionally an eye roller how things turn out, but enough twists and turns to keep you interested

Should be made into a movie…has it all; family, love, suspense, violence and justice.

It was ok.

Liked the book but I wasn’t impressed with the narrater

Great listen. Not a book you can just blindly listen. You need to hear every word to predict the next move.

What happened to the Bennetts....what happened to the author!!!?? The narrator did a fine job, but his delivery was often melodramatic, which made the cheesy plot, hokey writing, and lame dialogue even worse. I am a fan of the author's early legal thrillers, but this was a total miss for me. I expected much better. The story is completely ridiculous and farfetched, but utterly predictable at the same time. None of the main characters were sympathetic. The wife and son were whiny, selfish, and insufferable. The everyday Joe husband/father going rogue to fight drug lords and mobsters was laughably bad. Also, the main character's inner musings were full of repetitive, trite cliches. It felt like lazy writing to me. Some good editing could cut hours from this listen.

Good book Great pace. Great ending