Robert B. Parker's Old Black Magic Free Audiobook Download by Ace Atkins

Joe Mantegna is one of the most unique actors in Hollywood, with a voice that is perfect for narrating audio books. So when he narrated Robert B. Parker's 'Old Black Magic', it was almost like listening to Parker himself.

Robert B. Parker's Old Black Magic is the first book in Ace Atkins' series of Spenser novels, which follows private investigator and Boston crime-fighter Spenser. As the founder and former president of the Black Mountain Society, Parker created a fictional world where mystery, magic, and law enforcement meet.

Joe Mantegna is a talented narrator who has also voiced some of the most famous characters and roles in TV, film, and video games. This includes iconic voices such as Gremio from The Godfather: Part II, John McClane in Die Hard, and Gabriel "Game" Payne in Mortal Kombat X. As a result of his expertise, Joe Mantegna lends an authentic and captivating performance to Robert B. Parker's Old Black Magic.

Ace Atkins has done it again with his latest installment in the Spenser series, Old Black Magic. This book starts off with a meeting between the good and evil Black Widows in which the situation goes poorly for either faction. After that, it is a story of revenge and retribution. As always, Ace Atkins' writing is brilliant as he makes you care about every character involved in this thriller. Every listener should give this book a listen to find out why Joe Mantegna's narration is perfect for this story!

"The old man tilted his head, then spat a stream of brown juice from the corner of his mouth and said, 'Move your car or I'll burn it to the ground. You won't have time to jack a rod before you're in hell.'"- Robert B. Parker's Old Black Magic narrated by Joe Mantegna

Robert B. Parker's Old Black Magic by Ace Atkins is the story of Spider Johnnie, a former white supremacist turned anti-racist, and the murder of his wife that leaves him with no direction in life. This audiobook download lets listeners see what it would be like if Joe Mantegna narrated a crime novel with a Southern flavor. His narration is intense and enthralling as he describes intricate details about what each character is feeling and thinking without revealing too much information at once.