Blood Trails

De: Michael A. Black

Narrado por: James Romick

Detective Roger Colby thought he ended serial killer Morgan Laird's murderous spree 28 years ago when Laird was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. But Colby soon finds out that nothing is certain in today's ever-changing society. The wheelchair-bound criminal has been released from prison and granted parole. But is it coincidence that a new series of homicides has suddenly begun, identically mirroring Laird's brutal series of murders from the past?

As Colby reluctantly joins a federal task force investigating these new crimes, he begins to uncover a new and sinister plot so unthinkable that it virtually defies belief. When Morgan Laird's DNA is recovered from the scene of one of the recent murders, Colby realizes that the unthinkable has suddenly become reality. Shunned by the task force and without support, Colby knows he must trace his new blood tail to its source and bring these new and brutal crimes to a stop, regardless of the consequences.

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Suspenseful and gritty

Blood Trails is a tremendous story...dark, gory and imaginative. Michael Black really captures the mind of a psychotic killer.

James Romick was the perfect narrator for this.

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Detective

this was a great book but sad to say did not take me long to figure who the killer was but the set up was good for the cops...This was a free book.

Gripping and tense.

Blood Trails.
A great read/listen for anyone who enjoys police/fbi thrillers.
Tense and gripping with many twists and turns.
I can Highly recommend this audiobook
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Action packed thriller

Detective Colby is hunting for a copycat serial killer that has started ever since the original killer was released on parole.


A good action packed detective thriller. The timeline moves from the past where the original killer was hunted, to the present where the same type of murders are occurring. I dont really like knowing who the killer is upfront, i like to try and figure it out while listening to the story and getting a "surprise" at the climax. The way the book was written was good in the sense that even though you knew who it was, it didnt take away from the suspense and excitement thereof. Very clever writing.


The narrator was brilliant. He has this awesome deep male voice perfect for a thriller which added good emotions to the performance. He had good intonation and i really enjoyed listening to him.


Note: This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this objective review voluntarily.  

Tense!

Greed, murder, and an experiment gone wrong all make a great recipe for a thrilling mystery!

James Romick did a great job narrating.

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