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Toby Ball
Toby Ball was born in Washington, DC, grew up in Syracuse, NY, and attended Trinity College (CT). He has had stints in journalism (Congressional Quarterly), education (one memorable year as a high school social studies teacher), and nonprofits (the Carbon Coalition among others). He is now the... show more
Toby Ball was born in Washington, DC, grew up in Syracuse, NY, and attended Trinity College (CT). He has had stints in journalism (Congressional Quarterly), education (one memorable year as a high school social studies teacher), and nonprofits (the Carbon Coalition among others). He is now the Business Manager at the Crimes against Children Research Center and the Family Research Laboratory at the University of New Hampshire. He lives in Durham, NH, with his wife and two children.
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Literature & Fiction, Mystery & Thrillers
Toby Ball's Books
The Vaults - Toby Ball Scorch City - Toby Ball Invisible Streets - Toby Ball Scorch City: A Thriller - Toby Ball
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FrancesKR
FrancesKR rated it 13 years ago
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Well, it's a crime novel. It's in a slightly alternate reality that predates the current day. It's a very fast and good read, with a beautifully set-out world. I would not call it steampunk. I definitely would call it noir.(It made me sad I did not have a way to copy and paste stretches of text ...
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That's What She Read
That's What She Read rated it 13 years ago
text The Vaults
This is my first DNF ever, I think. Sadly, it is not because the story was poor. Rather, it was the narrator. Upon first listening, Mr. Agostini's voice is perfectly suited to audio. It is not so low that it is difficult to hear, nor is it shrill. His voice is smooth and soothing. However, therein l...
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FrancesKR
FrancesKR rated it 13 years ago
text The Vaults
Well, it's a crime novel. It's in a slightly alternate reality that predates the current day. It's a very fast and good read, with a beautifully set-out world. I would not call it steampunk. I definitely would call it noir.(It made me sad I did not have a way to copy and paste stretches of text ...
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donnambrownuk
donnambrownuk rated it 13 years ago
text The Vaults
I will admit that I have struggled with this review because while I enjoyed The Vaults, it didn’t blow me away and I have spent several weeks trying to put my finger on why. To no avail. Toby Ball is a good writer, with a clear voice and a good attention to to detail but something about the book j...
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