The Quiet Death of Thomas Quaid
Lennox 5
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Sean Barrett
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By:
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Craig Russell
About this listen
Lennox liked Quiet Tommy Quaid. Perhaps it's odd for a private detective to like - even admire - a career thief, but Quiet Tommy Quaid was the sort of man everyone liked.
Amiable, easygoing, well dressed, with no vices to speak of - well, aside from his excessive drinking and womanising, but then, in 1950s Glasgow those were practically virtues. And besides, throughout his many exploits outside the law, Quiet Tommy never once used violence.
It was rumoured to be the police who gave him his nickname - because whenever they caught him, which was not often, he always went quietly. So probably even the police liked him, deep down.
Above all, the reason people liked Tommy was that he you knew exactly what you were dealing with. Here, everybody realised, was someone who was exactly, simply and totally who and what he seemed to be.
But when Tommy turns up dead, Lennox and the rest of Glasgow will find out just how wrong they were.
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- Ross
- 26-02-23
the quiet death of Thomas quaid.
Great performance and excellent storytelling from Sean. story is outstanding and rich details of 1950s Glasgow. captivating story and an absolute for TV series.
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- Melvin
- 08-04-17
More please!
This latest story continues to live up the the high quality of writing and delivery as the previous books and can be enjoyed as a stand alone or as part of the series.
Highly recommended!
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- The Sussex man
- 03-05-17
It's the last one, a brilliant book I will miss t
Would you consider the audio edition of The Quiet Death of Thomas Quaid to be better than the print version?
Not read the book
Who was your favorite character and why?
The main man, why? He never gives up no matter what.
Have you listened to any of Sean Barrett’s other performances? How does this one compare?
All of Sean's performances can not be faulted
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Can't be done
Any additional comments?
It's book 5, will Lennox go home? Or live to fight another day ???
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- Dee Murray
- 15-08-16
Lennox 5
My husband and I both loved this book. We have listened to two other books in the series and were delighted to find another. Mr Barrett's accents are excellently delivered. He reads the story very well. We especially liked the Polish greengrocer. Twinkletoes as the bird watching family man is a bit hard to swallow knowing his previous job.The topography of Glasgow was well researched and the humour of the city shines through. 1950s Glasgow comes to life through the author's words. Although Lennox gets the job done he is a thoroughly unpleasant, misogynistic, violent man and I still do not like him (husband disagreeing in background). All in all a treat for the ears.
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- John
- 09-12-19
Another unputdownable
Lennox - noir always leaves you wanting to read the next book . The humour is dark and delicious . The action, hard - nosed and nasty just the way we like it. The story in this piece is about corruption and depravity and the power of friendship to cause us to examine our own actions .
Not certain the Lennox character would have known about the goings on at Bletchley Park (mentioned by way of an aside) at the time this is set but I’m open to a correction on that point
I hope Lennox manages a few more investigations before hanging up all his illegal intentions .
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- S A BREAKEY
- 23-02-18
Not a five but a good four and a half
I stumbled on the first three Lennox novels via 'The Book people' who were in work and the salesman recommended them to me. Three paperbacks for £4 cant go wrong.
Looking for something to spend my audible credits on I returned to Lennox. I am so glad I did. The last two books are excellent. Sean Barrett made Lennox a bit more likeable for me. Well written and a great insight into 50's Glasgow with just the right amount of wit thrown in. Would have like a bit more of the Three Kings but you cant have everything
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- Flint
- 29-12-17
Better than expected
I chose this because of where it is set but when I started to listen I thought I wouldn't like it because of the style and the uncomfortable accent. I persisted and found that the story was very good.
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- Hardy Fan
- 15-03-24
Great story so well presented
As with all the previous Lennox stories this lends itself so well to an audio presentation. The story is great and the narration is first class. I really enjoyed it.
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- Andrew Tomlinson
- 15-09-16
Another great Lennox book
Really enjoyed the most recent Craig Russell book. I've now listened to all the Lennox series and gave enjoyed them all. Great narration from Sean Barrett. Really keeps the atmosphere and the pace. Would recommend all of this series which creates a great gritty feel for 1950s Glasgow.
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- Tanya
- 13-02-17
Another great Lennox book
If you could sum up The Quiet Death of Thomas Quaid in three words, what would they be?
Engaging, captivating, enjoyable
Which character – as performed by Sean Barrett – was your favourite?
All of them, Sean Barrett is the consummate narrator
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Both
Any additional comments?
Loved it, let's have another one soon
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