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Dream Town
- Aloysius Archer, Book 3
- Narrated by: Brittany Pressley, Edoardo Ballerini
- Series: Private Investigator Archer, Book 3
- Length: 10 hrs and 59 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Publisher's Summary
Private investigator and WWII veteran Aloysius Archer returns to solve a new case in Hollywood, in this riveting thriller from international number one best-selling author David Baldacci.
All that glitters....
1952, Los Angeles. It is New Year’s Eve, and PI Aloysius Archer is dining with his friend and rising Hollywood actress Liberty Callahan when they’re approached by Eleanor Lamb, a screenwriter who would like to hire him, as she suspects someone is trying to kill her.
Murder and mystery....
A visit to Lamb’s Malibu residence leaves Archer knocked unconscious after he stumbles over a dead body in the hallway and Lamb seems to have vanished. With the police now involved in the case, a close friend and colleague of Lamb’s employs Archer to find out what’s happened to the screenwriter.
The City of Angels—or somewhere much, much darker?
Archer’s investigation takes him from the rich, glamorous and glitzy LA to the seedy, dark side of the city, and onward to the gambling mecca of Las Vegas, just now hitting its stride as a hot spot for celebrities and a money-making machine for the mob. In a place where cops and crooks work hand in hand, Archer will cross paths with Hollywood stars, politicians and notorious criminals. He’ll almost die several times, and he’ll discover bodies and secrets from the canyons and beaches of Malibu and the luxurious mansions of Bel Air and Beverly Hills to the narcotics clubs of Chinatown.
With the help of Liberty and his PI partner Willie Dash, Archer will risk everything and leave no stone unturned in finding the missing Eleanor Lamb, and in bringing to justice killers who would love nothing better than to plant Archer six feet under.
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- Paul
- 10-06-22
Dream Town
Always a great read. David Baldacci is my favourite author and can’t wait to read his next book
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- Jamie Mackay
- 09-06-22
Great Story
Loved it. can't wait for the next installment. Great characters that keep giving. Overall fantastic
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- Amazon Customer
- 25-05-22
a really good read
good read, fair plot, brilliant narration
vivid characters, look forward to many more books in future
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- Jacqui
- 21-05-22
Very different but enjoyable
Excellent narration by the male character. Very different to the other Baldicci I’ve read or listened too
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- science boff
- 21-05-22
Dream Town
Once I had got used to the style of story telling I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I had never read/listen to David Baldacci before, I will now.
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- vinceab
- 14-05-22
Excellent read
Loved this series sadly last one in the Archer series. Migratory for bed time.oh yes
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- Aaron
- 13-05-22
Dull & Plodding
I've really enjoyed the author's previous works, but this novel was a struggle to finish. Very disappointing.
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- B. C. Furzer
- 03-05-22
superb
Simply superb in all aspects with profound script included. Recommend to fans of the author or those thinking of trying him.
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- Kindle Customer
- 01-05-22
1953 in Hollywood!
Loved it! Unexpected ending. Gripping throughout! Narrators were in tune with characters. Thanks Mr Baldacci
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- Rob Roy
- 26-04-22
Third book in the series does not disappoint
I think this might be David Baldacci's best series to-date.
I think the period atmosphere adds an extra something (this book is set in the early 1950's ). Archer becomes involved in trying to find a missing client and very soon stumbles upon a dead body - which is a far from exclusive state for subsequent characters. Many of the characters are involved in the Hollywood studio system in some way- actresses, screenwriters, producers. .and there are many references to famous stars and films of the era. The cast of characters is quite large - I found if I did not pay close attention I lost track of which of the half-dozen or so significant female characters was speaking. The story has gambling, bigamy, drug use, drug smuggling, gambling,... in fact just about every vice makes an appearance at some point. The two narrators are great - despite the lack of differentiation when depicting all of the female characters in particular - on the whole a totally engaging murder/missing person mystery set in an interesting period environment with a hero who is far from superhuman! I hope another episode is in the offing!
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- Dave L
- 04-06-22
ho hum
nowhere near as good as his last too much denial romance. very complex plot yet predictable.
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- Phillip u
- 16-05-22
Best book series I've ever read
Loved reading this book. I hope David writes another one for the archer series.
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- Sue
- 16-05-22
Disappointing
Not one of David Baldacci’s best books.
I found the narrators breathy sounding voice annoying.
Story was hard to follow at times & overall disappointing.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-05-22
Baldacci's Best Character
I love everything about Archer, particular all of the details used to make you feel you are in 1953. plus this is the best narrator working today.
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- Tamara Szep
- 29-04-22
Another great story
Another great mystery to solve. Love Archer and Liberty. Always a great storyteller David!
Looking forward for more of your stories
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- eddie laverty
- 28-04-22
Hackneyed
Archer is unrecognisable. Lots of Tropes. Quite tedious. Unlike any of David's other work. Boring.