Darkness Before Dawn

De: Glenn Miller

Narrado por: Ric Chetter

A seasoned journalist for the globally renowned World Today magazine embarks on an assignment that quickly spirals beyond the confines of a typical investigative piece. His pursuit for truth evolves into a race for survival as he uncovers a chilling conspiracy. The persistent hope of one missing child's parent is a fragile flicker guiding him through the labyrinth of unanswered questions. Meticulously putting pieces together from fragmented clues, he is pulled deeper into a sinister web. Will he be able to uncover the secret from a wartime experiment gone terribly wrong that is threatening to resurface with deadly consequences before any more are hurt? Darkness Before Dawn” is the heart pounding first standalone book in the Ray Florentine series. If you like twists and turns then you’ll love Glenn Miller’s intriguing mystery. Buy “Darkness Before Dawn” to enter a world you never knew existed today!"

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Bigger twist that anticipated

This book starts off on what seems to be a standard "cold case" or "whodunit" kind of plot, but quickly reaveals there is a much larger force at play. The author obviously spent time researching geography and has an intimate knowledge of spy tactics that make me wonder if any of his knowledge is first-hand. The characters take a moment to grow on you but you quickly find yourself invested. While the full plot takes time being built/revealed, there are multiple thrills to keep your attention. It is the last couple of chapters though that really keep you rivited. The reader (performance) has a smooth melodic cadence that makes for easy listening and does well with the various voices. Overall I would highly reccomend and look forward to the next adventure.

Love a good conspiracy

The story idea was good and I wanted to like it more but the scene development was inconsistent with some parts well developed and then jumping to quick resolution or scene change that lost the momentum. I was also distracted by some of the voices used by the narrator. His main character voice was spot on but the some of the tertiary characters had exaggerated accents that were distracting.