Find You In The Dark, by Nathan Ripley
Simon&Schuster - 2018
Thriller
Audiobook
Narrated by Corey Brill
10 hours, 25 Minutes
My Rating (out of 5)
⭐⭐⭐1/2
Martin Reese has made a hobby out of murder. He secretly searches for, and finds the lost bodies of women who have fallen prey to serial killers. Leaving no evidence of his own he takes photos for his scrapbook, and calls in anonymous tips to the police.
Convinced that there is more to the anonymous caller than what appears on the surface, Detective Sandra Whittal is closing in on Reese, but she is not the only one.
His actions have drawn the interest of someone familiar with the burial sites of one the killers. While out locating a victim Martin discovers a second very recent body. In that instant he knows that somebody knows his secrets and the game he's been playing just got deadly serious.
One of the things I liked most about this book is that the protagonist is no squeaky clean hero. He has some very serious character flaws - and yet the reader is rooting for him. It is a refreshing change from the near perfect underdog hero's that saturate the literary world.
Narration was performed by Corey Brill. Very good range of character with good tone and cadence, Brill is proving to be a solid and dependable fixture is the world of audiobooks.
Martin Reese has made a hobby out of murder. He secretly searches for, and finds the lost bodies of women who have fallen prey to serial killers. Leaving no evidence of his own he takes photos for his scrapbook, and calls in anonymous tips to the police.
Convinced that there is more to the anonymous caller than what appears on the surface, Detective Sandra Whittal is closing in on Reese, but she is not the only one.
His actions have drawn the interest of someone familiar with the burial sites of one the killers. While out locating a victim Martin discovers a second very recent body. In that instant he knows that somebody knows his secrets and the game he's been playing just got deadly serious.
One of the things I liked most about this book is that the protagonist is no squeaky clean hero. He has some very serious character flaws - and yet the reader is rooting for him. It is a refreshing change from the near perfect underdog hero's that saturate the literary world.
Narration was performed by Corey Brill. Very good range of character with good tone and cadence, Brill is proving to be a solid and dependable fixture is the world of audiobooks.
Happy Reading,
Christine
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