Dave John has narrated 5 audiobooks on Listento.it by 2 authors. The most-rated is Kissing the Rain.
Kissing the Rain
Summary
Michael 'Moo' Nelson is an overweight 15-year-old who suffers relentless teasing from other kids. To find peace, he sits alone high on a bridge and watches traffic flow by. One day on the bridge, he witnesses a murder. When a gangster is framed by police for the crime, Moo faces a hard decision - help the corrupt police, or help a violent criminal?
©2004 Dave John (P)2005 W F Howes Ltd
School for Scumbags
Summary
Prolific journalist and author Danny King pens blistering comedic masterpieces. Here, teenage scam artist Wayne Banstead is thrown out of private school and sent to reform school. There he discovers the teachers are less interested in reforming students than they are in teaching them better ways to be criminals.
©2007 Danny King (P)2008 W.F. Howes Ltd.
The Hitman Diaries
Summary
Ian Bridges works as a hitman and is on permanent stand-by for West End gangster John Broad. He does maybe three or four jobs a year and spends the rest of his life desperately trying to find Mrs Right so he can settle down, but can't and it feels like the world is conspiring against him. He's about to find out he's right.
©2003 Danny King (P)2005 W.F. Howes Ltd.
The Burglar Diaries
Summary
Here's a first-person account of a petty thief, Bex. He's a bit of a geezer, who, with long-time partner-in-crime Ollie, just about gets by on the money he makes from house-breaking in small-time suburbia. Bex talks and walks us through a dozen noteworthy jobs and give us his thoughts on life, love and nicking. Includes an exclusive recorded interview with the author.
©2001 Danny King (P)2006 W. F. Howes Ltd
Kissing the Rain
Summary
Michael 'Moo' Nelson is an overweight 15-year-old who suffers relentless teasing from other kids. To find peace, he sits alone high on a bridge and watches traffic flow by. One day on the bridge, he witnesses a murder. When a gangster is framed by police for the crime, Moo faces a hard decision - help the corrupt police, or help a violent criminal? Kevin Brooks delivers an engaging novel that will keep listeners riveted until the end.
©2004 Kevin Brooks (P)2004 W.F. Howes Ltd