The Mistaken

By: Nancy S. Thompson

Narrated by: Glenn Mckenzie

Tyler Karras is an honest man, a transplanted Brit living the American dream, but his charmed life takes an unexpected turn when his brother, Nick, is coerced into joining ranks with San Francisco's Russian mafia. Ty intervenes to secure Nick's freedom, yet only succeeds in incurring their wrath. With no choice but to accept Nick's new life, Ty returns to his own, but his dreams are dashed when his wife - pregnant with their first child - is killed, the victim of a reckless crime. Despondent and bitter, Ty macerates his grief in alcohol. From the depths of the bottle screams a voice, howling for vengeance. His target is a stranger, the woman who drew his wife toward her death. He doesn't know her, but he'll find her, and when he does, he will make her pay, for a deal has been struck with Nick's Russian associates, enslaving her into a life of bondage.

©2012 Nancy S. Thompson (P)2013 Cherry Hill Publishing

Narrator can't narrate.

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

Perhaps a different narrator.

Would you ever listen to anything by Nancy S. Thompson again?

I would give it a try. The story may be good, I just could't listen to it.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Glenn Mckenzie?

I don't know