Angel Park

The Park Trilogy, Book 3

De: C.J. Booth

Narrado por: James Romick

Angel Park, the final book of C.J. Booth’s Park trilogy, is an edgy thrill ride to a heart-rending end that no one will see coming. Detectives Stan Wyld, Jake Steiner, and Mallory Dimante struggle to unravel the mystery of the murder and dismemberment of Hollywood film director James Marston but all they find are more mysteries.

Why has Anna Chase, a 11-year-old middle-schooler living in a small town in New Jersey, seemingly partnered with Ilsa Pokovich, a 50 year-old California felon, to commit murder? Why has the original detective on the Olive Park case remained quiet all these years? And why does the answer to everything seem to lie in a stuffed bear rescued from the burned-out trailer of serial killer Ruby Everheart?

What Wyld, Steiner, and Dimante find propels them back into a treacherous and dark past. It shakes what they think they know about who they can trust and who they believe. And it forces them into a lethal showdown, protecting Michael and Jessie Cooper...and themselves from Ruby Everheart’s terrifying teacher.

Angel Park crackles with insistent, heart-stomping energy as it plummets toward a conclusion that will exact a devastating human toll on one of the three detectives of Sacramento, California’s cold case division. It is Wyld, Steiner, and Dimante’s ultimate test, for, the depravity of serial killer Ruby Everheart pales against the evil they must now confront.

©2018 C.J. Booth (P)2019 C.J. Booth

Angel Park

This is the last book in the series.I wish there were more.Things finally end.We find out who the mole is.The kids are STILL trying to get to Arizona.We lose a friend.Narration was excallent.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.' 

The Park Finale

Although slightly predictable, this was a pretty decent closing to the Park Trilogy. FYI, I just found out there's a prequel called Sliver, but it doesn't look like it's on Audible yet.

And wow.

I absolutely loved this trilogy, both the books and the narration. And I don't usually get weepy over fiction, but I definitely had a lump in my throat when this whole journey wrapped. I highly recommend all three of these books, especially the audio editions. Once you hear Romick read them, you'll be hooked. I can only hope that Booth and Romick will team up again.