Robert B. Parker's Colorblind Free Audiobook Download by Reed Farrel Coleman

"I'm colorblind, Reed," I said to the old-timer. "That's what they told me." "Well, that's not a fact," he said, with some heat. "It's a legal disability." "What else would it be?" I asked him. "If it had something to do with my eyesight or memory or hearing or taste, I'd know about it. But I don't know what the hell it is."

The book Colorblind by Reed Farrel Coleman is an audiobook that was narrated by James Naughton. The book is about a detective named Detective John Corey, who is color-blind. He must solve a case that involves the death of a woman whose husband almost strangled her to death. She was trying to leave him and they argued in front of their daughter. The book uses many sound effects such as snapping fingers and heavy breathing. I thought this was an interesting twist to a mystery novel because it makes you feel like you are there with the characters and hearing what they are thinking

James Naughton narrates a narration of Robert B. Parker's Colorblind, which is the third book in the Spenser series written by "Reed Farrel Coleman." The story takes place in Boston, Massachusetts and revolves around how Spenser helped a woman who was colorblind find her missing daughter while they were all on vacation.

Hunting killers is Reed Farrel Coleman's job. His latest book, Robert B. Parker's Colorblind, has him hunting down a killer who murders his victims with paint. The question the detective must answer is: who would kill in such a way? Coleman did not expect to find the answer by looking at crime scene photos of dead and dying women.

Robert B. Parker's Colorblind is a murder mystery set in Manhattan, featuring three main characters: Bonnie Abbzug, a well-respected real-estate agent, her husband John, a high-powered attorney, and their son Vincent. A wealthy woman named Rosemary happens to live across the hall from them in their building on the Upper East Side. When she suddenly dies under suspicious circumstances, the three have to figure out what happened and how they can use it in an upcoming trial.

Robert B. Parker's Colorblind is a short story written by James Naughton. It tells of a man who was born colorblind, and the phenomenon of different colors around him changing with his perspective. The story is told through first-person narration from the point of view of the protagonist, Nathan Hollister, as he explores his world for the first time in an attempt to find out what colors are.