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Original Title:	Passagier 23
ISBN:	342619919X (ISBN13: 9783426199190)
Edition Language:	German
Characters:	Martin Schwartz, Gerlinde Dobkowitz, Diesel (Amokspiel), Dr. Elena Beck, Daniel Bonhoeffer, Anouk Lamar, Julia Stiller, Lisa Stiller, Naomi Lamar, Tom Schiwy, Yegor Kalinin
Setting:	Cruise ship Berlin(Germany)

Passagier 23

Sebastian Fitzek

Hardcover | Pages: 426 pages

Rating: 4.03 | 7574 Users | 622 Reviews

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This is the third audiobook I’ve listened too based on books by this author. I say ‘based on’ because they’ve all been Audible Drama productions, complete with a big cast, sound effects and all of the extras you’d expect from a radio production. My previous experiences with The Child and Amok were excellent and I liked the look of the cast here too, with British actor Max Beesley playing the lead character.

The plot surrounds an investigator (Beesley) whose wife and child disappeared overboard on a cruise some years ago. The deaths were assumed to be suicide. As a result, he’s become reckless and wild, taking on the riskiest undercover operations with no fear at all for his own safety. He just doesn’t care. But one day he gets a phone call that challenges the assumption concerning the fate of his family. In order to learn more he’s enticed to join a cruise where a strange lady seems to have set up permanent home aboard the very ship from which his wife and son had supposedly taken a jump.

Experience has taught me that in Fizeck’s stories nothing is quite as it seems: expect surprises and lots of them. And such is the case here with twists and turns throughout the eight-hour long production. The quality is excellent, both in terms of the acting, the effects and the way the story mixes narration and scenes that are acted out. The whole thing was tense, slightly shocking and highly entertaining.

I won’t go into the detail – if you’re interested it's best you go in with as little information as possible – but I will say that you should be prepared for some uncomfortable scenes featuring young children. It’s certainly not gratuitous or graphic, but best be forewarned.

I found this production to be on a par with the others I've listened to. The story itself was gripping and, in it's own way, though provoking. If you like audiobooks you’ll find that this is a slightly different take on this particular format – you might want to give it a try.

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Title	:	Passagier 23
Author	:	Sebastian Fitzek
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 426 pages
Published	:	October 30th 2014 by Droemer Knaur (first published October 14th 2014)
Categories	:	Thriller. Mystery. Crime. European Literature. German Literature. Fiction

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Ratings: 4.03 From 7574 Users | 622 Reviews

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This is a book that is hard to put down. Mr. Fitzek knows his tools. Each chapter has surprising twists and ends with a cliffhanger. But at the same time it leaves the reader with a feeling of emptiness like going to a fastfood restaurant. The characters remain flat, so you cannot engage on an emotional basis with them. (view spoiler)[Also I found the Prologue a cheat. Its main purpose seems to be to have you guessing in a wrong direction who the killer could be. (hide spoiler)] That is why I

Those who love to go on cruises should rethink if they really want to read this book. It plays with all the fears most of us have - especially the feeling of being helpless. The end is fabulous! I was very impressed!

This is the third audiobook Ive listened too based on books by this author. I say based on because theyve all been Audible Drama productions, complete with a big cast, sound effects and all of the extras youd expect from a radio production. My previous experiences with The Child and Amok were excellent and I liked the look of the cast here too, with British actor Max Beesley playing the lead character. The plot surrounds an investigator (Beesley) whose wife and child disappeared overboard on a

This is my first book by Sebastian Fitzek and I will be looking for more by this author. Very good thriller with clever and surprising twists all the way to the very end (that moment when you think you have pretty much all the answers and there is still one hour of the recording left!). I have been reading too many American thrillers recently and this book made me realise how many of them follow the same formulaic pattern. It is possible that German thrillers have their own repetitive formulae

This time author Sebastian Fitzek weaves his adventure around cruise ships and the different world of mysteries they offer, from petty crime to eccentric passengers and high-tech assassins and the high suicide rate for cruise line passengers. Putting it altogether, the author creates a twisting, turning tale which could move just a little faster in the audio drama format.

That ending👌👍