The Risk Profession - Donald E. Westlake

[@ufosrus]

I will miss him very much. He was my favorite narrator.

[@TheDramaPod]

Gregg Margarite the reader of this story sadly passed away in march 2012. It's gratifying to see that his work keeps finding new listeners. We all miss you mate.

[@TheDramaPod]

Yes he was mine too. :/

[@allisonschempf2230]

TheDramaPod I'm very grateful that he narrated so many wonderful stories before he passed away. His work lives on.

[@patrickmullane30]

I had no idea- I’ve enjoyed him for years-probably after he passed. He like great fiction will continue beyond our short lives- what a wonderful thing to be relevant and entertaining after we have gone.❤🙏🏽✝️❤️

[@gerry5134]

I guessed the ending about half way through but still enjoyed the story. 😊 Amazing narrator !!

[@008fiona]

thank you for posting these stories. Mr Margarite was a master.

[@BuildingCenter]

This story is exactly what I wanted to hear.

[@michaelledford4751]

I worked an uninsurable at affordable rates job for 32 years , my coverage was 17x my wife's yearly rates .

[@tyroniousyrownshoolacez2347]

Gregg Margarite. The best. Thanks for sharing.

[@DarthVaderX31]

For at least a year I listen to this story at least once a week 😅

[@citizensguard3433]

Lol excellent performance
That line at the start though:
“Suddenly became a member of.... the risk profession” reminded me of some generic version of the Law & Order opening LOL.

[@BuildingCenter]

Check that cover! “Playboy and the Slime God” is an Asimov story later retitled “What is this thing called love?”

[@martinwyke]

The company would still need to pay the refund because that part was legit.

[@davidtong2776]

Crooks vs crook, and cheep space flight, wow.

[@BryinWillis-e8g]

A member of…

[@TonyBraun]

unbearable narration.

[@wayneoliver1472]

I will miss him very much. He was my favorite narrator.