A Final Call

De: Eliot Parker

Narrado por: Henry Marshall

Cleveland Homicide Detective Stacy Tavitt is contacted by a former college classmate who asks for help in finding her missing son, Colton. Still reeling physically and emotionally from her last investigation - which led to the disappearance of her brother - Stacy reluctantly agrees.

At first, there is little reason to suspect foul play in his disappearance - until he becomes the primary suspect in the murder of an ex-girlfriend. It’s a race against the clock as Stacy tries to find out what happened to her brother and clear his name, all while stopping a lethal killer who continues to target the friends and family connected to Colton. Beset by threats inside and outside of her life, Stacy must go to great lengths to find a killer and save her brother.

©2021 Brent Eliot Parker (P)2022 Brent Eliot Parker

A Final Call

This was a decent story.Stacy is a cop whose family is involved in her current cases.She can be a good sister,or a good cop. Narration by Henry Marshall was hard to describe.He came on hard and by the book,no feeling for the most part,then sometimes he was good.Narration killed the story for me.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Great book.

This was a great book but there is a few things a bit off. Every time I heard him mispronounce cannula, it would drive me nuts. Probably because I am on oxygen. But this let me know that not everyone knows the word. On a rare occasion a timing of an action was repeated. I was not at all thrilled with the ending....now I am left hanging on a cliffhanger. But outside of that, it was a very entertaining book. The narrator did an excellent job of keeping the character voices unique and true.

A hornets nest of secrets

Received as an audio review from the narrator, this is an honest review. Beautifully performed by Henry Marshall, A Final Call is a gritty adrenaline rush of a story that is complexly woven like a spider's web. Stacy Tavitt has endured much in her job as serving as a police officer, both professionally and personally and won't let neither side cost her the job that defines her. The latest case to fall into her lap could become the case that could consume what precious sanity Stacy has left as a college friend begs her to find her missing son Colton. What Stacy and her partner discover of the young man is that Colton has gotten himself involved into far more sinister the deeper they look. From police corruption that deeply roots and people very willingly capable of silencing anyone standing in the way; to Stacy discovering that her own brother is in his own deep shit that Chance can't keep running from and face his demons. Getting justice means for Stacy doing whatever it takes, even if comes with lots of consequences a its cost.


Highly recommended.