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Undercard
- Narrated by: Leon Nixon
- Length: 8 hrs and 16 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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- L.W
- 2020-06-17
A Knockout from start to finish!
Undercard, a debut novel by David Albertyn, is a fast paced crime thriller that takes place over the course of 24 hours. The story revolves around four childhood friends who are brought back together on the eve of Antoine Deco's big fight in Las Vegas. Not all is as it seems though as the past catches up with the present and they each will have to make difficult decisions that'll ultimately define who they are. Despite the audiobook only clocking in at a little over 8 hours, Undercard is jam packed with action and memorable characters. The story captivated me from beginning until the very end, and the ending was one of the best and most satisfying I've read in a long time. It's also the first time I've listened to Leon Nixon narrate an audiobook and he's simply excellent. Listening to Deco's fight scene in the ring was like watching Rocky for the first time. There were even parts in the book that made me laugh out loud. Undercard is an excellent debut novel that'll leave you wanting more and it's already one of my favorite thrillers from the past few years. Highly recommended!
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- Herhonor
- 2020-06-06
A Great Listen
Brilliantly crafted debut novel. Albertyn took a subject I had absolutely no interest in and turned out a novel that captured me from the start and kept me anxiously awaiting the next turn of events. There were so many strands to the story, I couldn’t imagine how he’d wrap them up. He did so masterfully. Bravo!
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- Michael Bradley
- 2020-07-07
Riveting and Fast-paced Thriller
UNDERCARD is a riveting, roller coaster that starts at full throttle on page one and doesn't let up until the last page. Albertyn invokes a 24-esque style by spanning the storyline over a single day, and does it effortlessly. The conflict in the twisting plotlines is rooted deep in his characters' individual pasts and, as each thread unravels, it is apparent to the reader that there is much to still learn on the next page. UNDERCARD stands out as a book that is extraordinarily poignant for current events. The shooting of an unarmed black teenager by Keenan--a white police officer--and the ensuing outrage and protests seem as if they were ripped straight out of yesterday's headlines. Albertyn compels the reader to face the repercussions of such an event on, not only the community, but also the life of a guilt-ridden cop who made the mistake of pulling the trigger. The perspective is one that is rarely seen these days in the news. Albertyn's book is a gritty, fast-paced thriller with Sin City as the perfect backdrop. UNDERCARD is well written, compelling, and is an outstanding debut from an author that is destined to become a shiny star in the crime fiction genre.