
FBI Agents Constantine “Con” Striker and Alex Frost deal with a predator in Tell Me What You’ve Done by Patrick Logan. Narrated by Rick Adamson, Striker & Frost thought they had the killer, but after an arrest, the killings continued in this fast-paced case.

by Patrick Logan
Series: Striker and Frost #2
Narrator: Rick Adamson
Length: 8 hours and 6 minutes
Source: Publisher
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Rating:



Narration: 5 cups Speed: 1.4x
Los Angeles is once again gripped by fear as a brutal predator stalks the streets. It's up to FBI Agents Constantine "Con" Striker and Alex Frost to stop them. But the case takes a darker turn when the crimes don't cease, even after an arrest is made.
As Con battles his own demons and the unresolved fate of his sister Valerie, he must navigate a treacherous path filled with false leads and hidden dangers. The suspect's claims of innocence force Con and Alex to question everything they know about the case—and each other. In a city where nothing is as it seems, can they uncover the truth before it's too late?
If you are looking for a gritty crime suspense thriller with a flawed FBI agent haunted by demons of the past and his missing sister, you’ll want to start at the beginning of this series. Each case continues the overall series arc but also gives us a twisty case for FBI agents, Strike & Frost to solve.
When prostitutes are murdered in grizzly ways, Strike & Frost are assigned to investigate. It isn’t long before they are sure they’ve got their guy, but the murders continue. Are they wrong it this twist whodunit that has them looking for assists from the local gangs, police and prostitutes?
Con continues to look for his sister, especially after the things he learns. Con’s boss still has it out for him, even as Con and Alex continue to strengthen as partners. Alex may be new to the force, but she is smart, even if she takes some risks that have Con panicking. I cannot wait to learn more.
Rick Adamson continues to narrate, and I appreciate the voices he provides for both agents and secondary characters. The story lends itself to the audio format, and listening enhanced my overall enjoyment of this fast-paced thriller.

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Rick Adamson
Hi, Kimberly, and thanks very much for your kind words about my narration on this series! As you can imagine, working from a home studio truly begins to feel a bit like a “padded cell” —- especially when the storytelling gets …uh…. intense!
Kimberly
A pleasure!
Carla@CarlaLovesToRead
Another interesting review and intriguing series, Kimberly. I do like flawed characters.
Katherine
I need to try the first one – especially the audio version. This looks borderline too dark for me but I’m always looking for new mystery authors. Great review!
Anne - Books of My Heart
I’ll have to put these on my TBR if I didn’t with the first one. This genre is hitting the spot these days for me.
Ethan
Love the sound of this one!