Eleven

Brandon Fisher FBI Series, Book 1

De: Carolyn Arnold

Narrado por: Michael Murphy

In this international best seller, rookie FBI Agent Brandon Fisher takes on his first case with the Behavioral Analysis Unit, but will he survive long enough to catch the killer? Eleven is a fast-paced, spine-tingling thriller that will have you gasping for breath at every twist....

Eleven rooms. Ten bodies. One empty grave.

When Brandon Fisher joined the FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit, he knew he’d come up against psychopaths, sociopaths, pathological liars, and more. But when his first case takes him and the team to Salt Lick, Kentucky, to hunt down a ritualistic serial killer, he learns what nightmares are truly made of.

Beneath a residential property, local law enforcement discovered an underground bunker with circular graves that house the remains of 10 victims. But that’s not all: there’s an empty 11th grave, just waiting for a corpse. The killing clearly hasn’t come to an end yet, and with the property owner already behind bars, Brandon is certain there’s an apprentice who roams free.

As the FBI follows the evidence across the United States, Brandon starts to struggle with the deranged nature of his job description. And if the case itself isn’t going to be enough to push Brandon over the edge, he’s working in the shadow of Supervisory Special Agent Jack Harper, who expects nothing short of perfection from his team. To make matters even worse, it seems Brandon has become the target of a psychotic serial killer who wants to make him - or his wife - victim number 11.

©2011 Carolyn Arnold (P)2019 Carolyn Arnold

Liked it

I enjoyed this Audio, a little confusing at first. I liked the team of characters. A little brutal 🐽 On to book 2

couldn't finsh

The Narrator talked so fast couldn't enjoy the book,& there wasn't any difference in his voice for the different characters. So I'm not sure if the story was good or not.

Terrible narration

Narrator and presentation was terrible. Firstly it was read too fast. And as a Kentucky native, and hometown of Louisville, how can you go a whole book mis-pronouncing the city name. Isn’t there editing? And as a city law enforcement officer, the author made it seem we were either back woods, uneducated rednecks or blatant criminals, unworthy of the great FBI.

I was excited to listen to the story. But soured about 10 minutes in. Will not buy again from this author.