From AudioFile:  “Nick Sullivan is perfectly cast as the narrating protagonist, brainy, bemused, tough enough to have fought in the Korean War.  He plays down the derring-do while playing up the characterizations and strange ironies, thus giving Tanner an endearing modesty, as if his achievements interest him less than the curiosities he encounters.” The Thief Who Couldn’t Sleep by Lawrence Block.  Earphones Award Winner

From Kliatt:  “Sullivan's outstanding reading captures the seedy Florida atmosphere, sweltering Africa, and the lunacy, fear and greed in all the characters. With a gentle tone switch he keeps characters separate and the story moving along.” Last to Die by James Grippando.

From Audiofile:  “Narrator Nick Sullivan is fantastic; each character is a unique individual. His female voices are particularly effective and enjoyable each time any of the women speak.”  Illusions by Bill Pronzini.

From Library Journal:  “Nick Sullivan puts forward another outstanding performance, clearly defining each character with just the right amount of dignity and wry humor.”  The Bishop Goes to the University by Andrew M. Greeley