Split Second: An FBI Thriller, Book 15

By: Catherine Coulter

Narrated by: Renee Raudman, Paul Costanzo

Length: 12 hrs and 54 mins

Publisher's summary

#1 New York Times bestselling author Catherine Coulter returns with another pulse-pounding thriller featuring FBI agents Dillon Savich and Lacey Sherlock...

A serial killer is on the loose, and it's up to FBI agents Dillon Savich and Lacey Sherlock to bring him down. They soon discover that the killer has blood ties to an infamous and now long-dead monster. Savich and Sherlock are joined by agents Lucy Carlyle and Cooper McKnight, and the chase is on.

At the same time, Agent Carlyle learns from her dying father that her grandfather didn't simply walk away from his family twenty-two years ago: he was, in fact, murdered by his wife, Lucy's grandmother. Determined to find the truth, Lucy moves into her grandmother's Chevy Chase mansion. What she finds, however, is a nightmare. Not only does she discover the truth of what happened all those years ago, but she faces a new mystery, one that has been passed down from mother to daughter for generations.

As the hunt for the serial killer escalates, Savich realizes he's become the killer's focus, and perhaps the next victim. It's up to Lucy to stop this madness before it's too late.

©2011 Catherine Coulter (P)2011 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Yawwwwwnnnnnn!

This book goes on and on and you wish they'd come to it! Some of the reader's characterizations, especially the female, were off the edge. You wish she would have stayed in acting school longer.. Way too dramatic. And I thought the story jumped around too much....sometimes I didn't know where we were. Maybe that's because my mind wandered due to the dragging out of the theme.

awesome

love these books!!! story tellers did a great job bringing the characters to life! thanks

FBI thrillers

I love the FBI books that Catherine Coulter has written. Savage and Sherlock are really great characters.

very interesting premise.

great story. This author is a guarantee purchase. I will be putting this on my re-read list for sure.

Story good, female reader almost ruined it.

As with Catherine Coulter's other FBI series stories, this was excellent. I gave it only three stars because the woman who read part of the story made the women characters sound so weak and ridiculous that it almost ruined the story for me. The childish voices, the shaky characterizations were demeaning, not sensitive. Hopefully, if Catherine Coulter had listened to this she would have stopped the production. I've listened to other stories of hers with other readers and found them enjoyable. Please don't ruin another of her stories by engaging this reader.

3 storylines, but they connect.

Where does Split Second rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I have listened to this. It was really good.

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

Yes...esp. since the book had 3 plots going at the same time. Somehow they all joined together, but was confusing at first.

What about Renee Raudman and Paul Costanzo ’s performance did you like?

I did like the performances...but I wish there was more difference in the sound of each of the characters. Many books that are put into audio truly distinguish the difference characters and it makes it easier to follow. These two performers did not do that.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Sure, but who has the time.

Any additional comments?

I always like the FBI series. This one was not disappointing. It is odd to have Savich and Sherlock on the sidelines now. I liked it when they were the main characters involved in the books stories.

terrific read

You're going to love it ! Lot's of suspense.

And twists. I loved it!
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Great FBI thriller

I really enjoy the Dillon and Sherlock series. It was full of drama and action, never boring or slow.

Love the series

I enjoy the several plots going at once. I truly enjoy the series and format

Not a worthy book

The starting is good. Then the story is becoming too unrealistic. Side stories not interesting. The woman narrator voice is very irritating and unpleasant.