Shadow of Death by Heather Graham

August 24th, 2023 Kimberly Review 10 Comments

24th Aug
Shadow of Death by Heather Graham

Shadow of Death by Heather Graham continues the cult of the four horsemen mystery case that began with Danger in Numbers. This time Larson & Hunter travel to Denver when another tiny horse is found in a victim’s hand. Suspense, horror and a more await you as they work to stop the mastermind behind these killings….

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The Murderer’s Son by Joy Ellis

August 18th, 2023 Kimberly Review 12 Comments

18th Aug
The Murderer’s Son by Joy Ellis

The Murderer’s Son by Joy Ellis is the first audiobook in the Jackman & Evans investigations. However, Audible recommended I start with Their Lost Daughters, which I did. Narrated by Richard Armitage, Ellis delivered a gritty murder-mystery with plenty of twists.

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Fear The Silence by Robert Bryndza

July 13th, 2023 Kimberly Review 8 Comments

13th Jul
Fear The Silence by Robert Bryndza

What would you do if your spouse committed suicide, and you had no warning? What would you do if you got a cryptic letter from him soon after? In Robert Bryndza’s standalone psychological thriller, we follow Maggie as she uncovers truths that place her and those around her in danger. Suspense and danger await you in this chilling tale.

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Their Lost Daughters by Joy Ellis

June 30th, 2023 Kimberly Review 8 Comments

30th Jun
Their Lost Daughters by Joy Ellis

Their Lost Daughters by Joy Ellis is the second audiobook in the Jackman & Evans murder-mystery crime series. Narrated by Richard Armitage, the author delivered an engaging, twisted case involving missing girls. Come see why I loved this Audible Plus audiobook…

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Mad Jack by Stacy M. Jones

April 14th, 2023 Kimberly Review 10 Comments

14th Apr
Mad Jack by Stacy M. Jones

My thirst for crime thrillers & mysteries continues with Mad Jack by Stacy M. Jones, the third audiobook in the FBI Kate Walsh series. This time Kate & Declan are undercover to infiltrate a cult. Posing as a married couple, they’ll need to get invited and address their own attractions.

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