Cop or Killer?

A Luca Mystery

De: Dan Petrosini

Narrado por: Francis G. Kearney

Breaking the law to protect your family seems reasonable...until it's not. Detective Luca’s life is shattered when he’s accused of a revenge killing.

When a corpse turns up, it doesn’t look good for Luca. The body belongs to someone who harassed his precious Mary Ann, and the circumstances of death point a grisly finger at the detective himself. As suspicion spreads quickly that he has morphed into a killer, Luca finds himself in a difficult predicament.

But Luca's problems don’t end there. While he scrambles to prove his innocence in the murder case, a mortal enemy breaks free and has the detective in his crosshairs. A vicious serial killer he once put behind bars, this psychopath is hell-bent on revenge.

With the department closing in on one side and an escaped serial killer on the other, Luca is left on his own to clear his name and capture the culprit before he gets to him. Failure means the loss of his freedom - or his life.

©2019 Dan Petrosini (P)2020 Dan Petrosini

Excellent

A cop who has put plenty in prison, a psychopath is now after him
Then being accused of murder, trying to protect his family, then himself to prove not guilty is a challenge. Makes two interesting cases to follow. The narration added to the tension of this good plot. The author does deliver Given audio for my voluntary review

Another Great Detective Luca Story

One old nemesis turns up dead and another escapes from prison in this fast paced police mystery.
I love Luca's dry humor and self-conscious insecurities nearly as much as his bad boy, bend the rules investigative style. This one has a series of complex plot twists, plenty of action and a whole lot of clues, including a few red herrings to keep the reader entertained as the detective works simultaneously to solve both a murder mystery and the tracking down of a brilliant serial killer who's escaped from the prison where Luca put him and where he very much belongs.
A great story, well read by Francis Kearney who's gravelly voice and inflection are perfect for this first person narrative. In my mind, Kearney is Detective Luca.