Narrated by James Babson, The Probability of Murder by J. D. Barker and Patrick Logan introduces us to brilliant math professor Ivy Reeves as she is drawn into a deadly game where probability becomes a matter of life and death.
Narrated by Rebecca Lowman, Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke delivers a mystery thriller where a pioneer-woman, social media influencer, awakens to find herself in 1855 and is living the reality she portrayed. I went into this cold and found myself completely caught up in this story and our disturbed protagonist.
The Woman in Suite 11 by Ruth Ware revisits Lo Blacklock, the main character from The Woman in Cabin 10. Ware delivered an intense thriller that had me setting it down and picking it back up, as my heart raced. I read the first book, but this time I read and followed along as Imogen Church narrated.
I was excited to tackle another murder-mystery case with Raine & Hume. A Bloodstained Coat by Stephen Williams narrated by Hannah Curtis delivered an intense police suspense thriller when a man’s bloodstained coat has the blood of three women on it. One found dead with horrifying wounds.
Never Flinch by Stephen King, narrated by Jessie Mueller is the fourth audiobook featuring Holly Gibney. Holly is an intuitive private investigator who has been featured in previous King novels included the Mr. Mercedes trilogy, Holly, & the Outsider. While admittedly not my favorite King novel, I found myself drawn to the case and devoured Never Flinch.
