Only the Innocent

By: Rachel Abbott

Narrated by: Sarah Coomes

When philanthropist Hugo Fletcher’s dead body is discovered tied to a bed in his London home, Chief Inspector Tom Douglas determines right away that he’s hunting a female killer. Though Fletcher made countless enemies through his work with Eastern European prostitutes, the crime scene reeks of sex and revenge. This murder was personal. Douglas knows Fletcher’s unhappy wife, Laura, should be his prime suspect. She’s definitely hiding something. Something big. But he isn’t convinced it’s murder. Besides, she’s not the only woman with a motive to kill the manipulative billionaire. So he digs deeper, into a tangled web of secrets and lies, unraveling the sordid life Fletcher lived outside of the media spotlight.

What he uncovers is shocking, forcing the veteran cop to ask himself: With a man like Fletcher, should the guilty be punished? Or should the innocent be protected?

©2013 Rachel Abbott (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

innocent

loved it. great story and characters. couldnt wait for my next listen. it draws you into the story early on.

Good Story

I enjoyed this book because the plot was complex and interesting. I was not impressed with the narration. The accents didn't sound authentic.

Good & interesting

Heavy emotional and physical abuse.

A bit of intrigue and mystery

Interesting storyline

Well written

Use your words.

My wife recommended this book and I have to say all in all the story was good. The mystery kept me going and everything else. Unfortunately the narrator was garbage. Her attempted access meet everybody sound like the British equivalent to a redneck. I couldn’t visualize the voices coming out of the characters in this and that was pulled out of the story.

The main detective sounded like a drunk who stumbled out of the local pub, and His assistant sounded like a bad Monty Python sketch. It was almost like every character was the same character who was also drunk

Should Have Been Abridged

Much too long Seemed dragged out it should have 1/3 the length. Good reader Probably a very good author if action fast moving