Dean Koontz - The Taking

--------------------------------------------------------------------- Dean Koontz: The Taking [Unabridged] --------------------------------------------------------------------- Author...............: Dean Koontz Title................: The Taking Narrator.............: Ari Meyers Genre................: Audiobook Source...............: CD Year.................: 2004 Ripper...............: EAC Codec................: FhG Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality..............: 64kbps Channels.............: Mono / 44100 hz Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3 Ripped by............: Nighted on 2/23/2008 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklisting --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. (01:10:33) The Taking - CD 01 2. (01:06:17) The Taking - CD 02 3. (01:13:39) The Taking - CD 03 4. (01:13:46) The Taking - CD 04 5. (01:11:03) The Taking - CD 05 6. (01:11:13) The Taking - CD 06 7. (01:13:54) The Taking - CD 07 8. (01:06:20) The Taking - CD 08 Playing Time.........: 09:26:44 Total Size...........: 259.47 MB NFO generated on.....: 2/23/2008 4:54:32 PM --------------------------------------------------------------------- On the morning that will mark the end of the world they have known, Molly and Neil Sloan awaken to the drumbeat of rain on their roof. A strange scent hangs faintly in the air, and the young couple cannot shake the sense of something wrong. As hours pass and the rain continues to fall, Molly and Neil listen to the disturbing news of extreme weather phenomena across the globe. Before evening, their small California mountain town loses television and radio reception. Then telephone and the internet are gone. With the ceaseless rain now comes an obscuring fog that transforms the once-friendly village into a ghostly labyrinth. By nightfall the Sloans have gathered with some of their neighbors to deal with community damage...but also because they feel the need to band together against some unknown threat, some enemy they cannot identify or even imagine. In the night, strange noises arise, and at a distance, in the rain and the mist, mysterious lights are seen drifting among the trees. Soon Molly, Neil, and their small band of friends will be forced to draw on reserves of strength, courage, and humanity they never knew they had. For within the misty gloom they will encounter something that reveals in a terrifying instant what is happening to their world?something this is hunting them with ruthless efficiency. Epic in scope, searingly intimate and immediate in perspective, The Taking is an adventure story like no other, a relentless roller-coaster read that brings apocalypse to Main Street and showcases the talents of one of our most original and mesmerizing novelists at the pinnacle of his powers. ---- Dean Koontz, the author of many #1 New York Times bestsellers, lives with his wife, Gerda, and their dog, Trixie, in southern California. ---- Ari Meyers starred as Emma McArdle on the ground-breaking television series Kate and Allie. Her film credits include Author! Author! with Al Pacino, Dutch, and How to Make An American Quilt. ---------------------------------------------------------------------

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raindr0ps (2008-02-24)

Do these audio books really come with only one track per CD. I thought they usually come with 5 to 12 minute tracks. My mp3 player jumps back to the start of each track after being shut off in the middle...a real problem trying to find where you left off. Just wondering?

 Nighted (2008-02-24)

Every audio book on CD I've seen uses multiple tracks. This book for example had about 10 tracks per CD.
You'll probably want to split them.
http://audiobookcutter.sourceforge.net/

joazito (2008-02-24)

Thanks for the link, nighted. It will be useful.
BTW, my car radio not only starts from the beggining of MP3 tracks when resuming, It doesn't even allow you to skip forward. Retarded MP3 support... Fortunately my portable player works like a charm.