And let's not forget Adrien's overly-doting socialite mother, Lisa. But Adrien's faux-French black restaurateur pal Claude is right up there. Well, Adrien, of course an sympathetic, quirky character who is, as another character says, "something of a wise-ass." After Adrien, the most complex character may well be Riordan, the enigmatic, macho homicide detective. All that comes across vividly in Chris Patton's skillful vocal enactment. He puts precise, witty dialogue on the page that gives each character a distinctive personality and voice. What's remarkable is that Lanyon's skillful writing translates so well into the audio medium.
No, the are equally good each in their own way.
Would you consider the audio edition of Fatal Shadows to be better than the print version?
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