Deadly Gift

Flynn Brothers Trilogy, Book 3

De: Heather Graham

Narrado por: Phil Gigante

Zachary Flynn is off to Ireland to escort an old friend, Sean O'Riley, home to Rhode Island after a bout of illness in the land of his birth. Zach has no idea he'll be coming home with far more than old friends. While Zach doubts that murder was intended, he must accept the possibility, since Sean's business partner has gone missing. Caer, a woman with an agency in Ireland, knows that Sean's life is in danger, and she takes on the role of Sean's nurse to stay close to him. Zach doesn't trust her anymore than he trusts the third partner in the sailing and charter business, his wife, the cops, or the man in the moon.

But if Sean is to make another Christmas, especially after receiving a strange gift in the mail, he knows he has to find the truth behind the mist that comes in the night, and the strange whispers of ancient Ireland that tease him in the darkness.

©2010 Heather Graham (P)2010 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Wow!

What a fabulous end to the Flynn Brothers trilogy! Heather Graham struck gold wth the last book. Some supernatural tied in with her usual paranormal equals fabulous! Add in Phil Gigante and you get double fabulous. Those accents in his sexy voice! Wow!

it was great!!

my new favorite of hers! loved the Irish folklore!
great job Heather! keep these coming! Especially this narrator

Great!

Loved the story line and characters. Fast paced full of adventure. Couldn’t stop listening. The narrator is amazing.

The Emerald Isle

I have listened to all three audible books in this series and have enjoyed all of them. First Phil Gigante did a great job with the voices. I could distinguish between the voices, and he did a decent job with the Irish accent.

There was mystery, some Irish lore and love. If you like paranormal, and don’t mind a story that may not seem realistic to you then this it! The Irish lore, the description of Ireland is something I really enjoyed.

This is about family, love, and trusting. And about the possibility that there is more in this world than just what we can touch and see.

Flynn Brothers meets the Luck of the Irish!

This tale from the Irish lineage is my favorite of the trilogy. Great twists and turns. Happy to see the old tales wound up in a good mystery!