Life moves fast—books should too.Impossible to put down.
Black and Blue by Candice Fox #.5
Narrated by Federay Holmes
3 hours
Harriet Black is a sex crimes Detective with the Sydney Police. A young woman's body is found near the shore, and she is sure it is the Georges River Killer. When she arrives on scene, a lone wolf cop Tate "Tox" Barnes is primary. Since she is sure of the killer she wants on the case. However, partnering with Tox could be career suicide. She wants nothing to do with him, but he won't go away.The more they investigate it becomes clear this is not a victim of the Georges River Killer. A fellow cop is investigating a missing couple and their yacht. When the two cases collide, Harry has to work even harder to prove she belongs and deserves a place on the task force. Harry is a great character, strong, independent and willing to work hard. Her background is touched upon and I hope will be explored further in the next book. Federay Holmes narrates her frustration and determination expertly. She nails the fast paced action and explosive ending with a twist that floors Harry. Looking forward to Never, Never.
Come and Get Us By Shaun Serafin
Narrated by January LaVoy
3 hours
Miranda and her husband Aaron and daughter Sierra are taking a weekend trip. When they are forced off a cliff and survive she has to go for help. Before Aaron passes out he tells her to be careful who she trusts.While climbing up the cliff someone shots at her. She realizes that this was no accident. With break neck speed Miranda has to get help. When she outwits those coming for her and gets her family to their destination, she discovers their lives are still in danger. With quick thinking she figures out a way to save her family. January LaVoy does a great job with Miranda's fierce determination to save her family. An enjoyable listen.
Bookshots Audios are quickly becoming my go to audios for short trips or slow afternoons at work.
*Thanks to Hachette Audio for these review copies*
3 comments:
These sound perfect for quick day trips.
I really must learn to read an audio book.
It's good to know that you find them satisfying. I worry about that with a book so short!
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