Discipline

De: Marc Avery

Narrado por: Manny Reid

Two homicide detectives track a brazen killer who’s dropping bodies at historical Philadelphia landmarks in this action-packed crime thriller.

Giuseppe “Discipline” Cain is a cold-hearted, calculated, and resentful murderer who turns Philadelphia into his own personal killing ground. As the death toll rises, city officials and the police department clamor to calm the fears of the citizens about this brazen serial killer. When an elected official’s family member is found dead, no one in the city is safe.

Detective Aaden Bravo is a highly decorated officer with a legendary clearance rate. Detective Christian Bennett is flashy, reckless, and a serial womanizer. After Christian’s transfer to the Philadelphia Police Department’s homicide division, these two starkly contrasting officers are forced to work together. Despite their disdain for each other, Aaden and Christian’s skill sets complement each other. While Aaden is all about the job and Christian is all about the women, their next case is all about survival.

Will they succumb to the pressure of maintaining their partnership, or can they cast aside their differences and stay alive long enough to bring Discipline to justice?

©2025 Marc Avery (P)2025 Recorded Books

Will Chantae be rhe new Beginning???

Discipline is a dark disturbed individual. He plotted and had a list to follow. He felt wronged and needed to get his revenge on those who deceived him. He ran into a woman he once loved to bring her along for the ride, with her being his ride or die she had no problem joining in on the fun. I hope in the next book the fun continues..

Plot twist

Uh yeah there wasn't really anything bad to say about this book. I really enjoyed this book but it makes me wonder what will the next book be called since it was left on cliffhanger. This book was wild. And the narrator was good with telling the story.

Shout out to Philly

Interesting detective story from a hometown guy. Fun to hear all the local venues described.

Whoa!

Marc Avery’s Discipline is a gritty, fast-paced thriller that perfectly captures the pulse of Philadelphia. From the first chapter, Avery draws readers into a layered story of two homicide detectives—Aaden Bravo and Christian Bennett—who are as different as they come yet forced to rely on one another to bring justice to the city’s dark underbelly.

The beauty of this novel lies not just in the suspense, but in the depth of its characters. Bravo and Bennett are flawed, complex, and human—each carrying emotional scars that influence their every move. Their tension adds weight to the story, creating moments that feel raw and real.

Then there’s Giuseppe “Discipline” Cain, a villain written with surprising nuance. One page you pity him, the next you can’t stand him. Avery manages to make readers wrestle with empathy and disgust in equal measure—no small feat for any storyteller.

What stands out most, though, is how vividly Avery paints Philadelphia. The landmarks, neighborhoods, and energy of the city feel alive on the page, grounding the action in authenticity and grit. By the time the story reaches its resolution, it’s clear Avery isn’t just writing crime fiction—he’s building worlds and exploring what drives people to the edge.

Finally got to read it!

Great story! I am sorry, but I was rooting for the "bad guy". He had been through hell from childhood on up! It is like life just set him up for failure all the way around. Everybody that he sought revenge on, deserved it! I hope there's a part two.

The action in this story is great. It does not fail. I swear I could see this on TV like a 3 part series that is made for TV.

I am glad that I read the book, well I listened to it on audio, before I read the reviews. Because people are giving away too much. I would have not even touched it, if I had read the reviews first.

This book grips you from the beginning. All the way to the end, the only thing I wish was developed more was the tension between the 2 detectives having to work together. It seemed like that tension should have been more dragged out, in my opinion, there are no dry moments in this book! Because it was a quick short read, I think that's why some parts may feel rushed, and I get it because I write short stories.

There are storylines within the story. Detective Christian, in particular, has his own demons to deal with and you get pulled into that.

I kept wanting to text my brother because he lives in Pennsylvania and ask him if he knows these locations, and has he ever been. LOL Philly should be proud! I definitely recommend this read to anyone that is not sure.