Fixed in Fear

Justice Series, Book 5

De: T. E. Woods

Narrado por: Christina Delaine

I'll probably never see my daughter again. And if I do, she'll either be dead or in a jail cell.

Seattle Chief of Detectives Mort Grant cannot reconcile the memories of his vibrant, headstrong young daughter with the cold, deadly woman she has become. The head of one of the largest criminal enterprises in the world, Allie Grant seized power by wrenching it away from her lover, a notorious Russian gangster. How she maintains her control, Mort doesn't even want to imagine.

Only two other people know the truth about Allie: the vigilante known as The Fixer, and Mort's best friend, Larry, who's undergoing a crisis of his own. Someone close to Larry, his last real connection to his beloved late wife, has been slain in a mass murder at a sweat lodge deep in the woods of Washington State. When word gets out, Mort immediately takes on the gruesome case.

But as Mort hunts down a pair of methodical killers, The Fixer does some deep digging of her own. And what she unearths will rock Mort's family forever. Because The Fixer has set her sights on Allie Grant - and nothing will ever be the same again.

©2015 Teresa E. Woods (P)2018 Tantor

Another gripping Fixer Novel

Would you listen to Fixed in Fear again? Why?

Well written; great character development; and keeps you on the edge throughout. The book and the author are a wonderful find. CDelaine is an outstanding reader and her reading helps one visualize the events as they develop.

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

yes! the interplay of Mort Grant's murder investigations; the continuing problems with his daughter, Allie; his daughter's attempted manipulation of his granddaughters and his son; Mort's relationship with Lydia Corriger; and Lydia's handling of matters always keeps one on the edge, guessing where the story will take us.

What does Christina Delaine bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

she is outstanding. her reading skills and the tone of her voice makes one, who was raised on the radio stories of the 40s and 50s clearly visualize the events as they progress. i note with sadness that Ms Delaine appears not to be reading the final book in this outstanding series. i for one will miss her. jeff lantz

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

"Eat your heart out Olivia Pope! It is time the public meets the True Fixer."

Any additional comments?

i only recently discovered t e woods through Audible and have loved all the books she has written in the "Fixer" series. living in Seattle i love all the local references and note she has nailed the highlights and lows of this wonderful NW area completely. her writing skills are unsurpassed, as is her wonderful character development and detailed analysis of clinical psychology. as a former prosecutor from Indiana i love the way Mort and his team develop their cases. as a former defense attorney who represented clients in white collar and drug cases her development and the picture she paints of what goes on with these individuals is straight on.

another good fixer

I am still in awe of the narrator's range. the ending was a cliff hanger and I wonder of I will get "fixed" so will be getting the next book in the series.
this was mostly a mort/Larry story that has a tragic end. don't worry both characters will still be around.

Excellent read!!!

You need to read this series in order! This last one was just as good as all the others! I love the narrator, she’s really good at separating voices without having someone need to tell you who was speaking. What a cliffhanger!! Wow! Get writing TE Woods. I will anxiously await the next one!

Intrigue

The second to last book in the justice series is not the most powerful of them all, but it continues to weave a powerful web. Many surprises.
One character was very annoying as she was outraged, but the ending explains exactly why that was so.
Cant wait to listen to the next!

#1 Fan

I love the series The Fixer. I just can't believe one woman can narrate all these characters and do justice to the actual story telling.

And all of the stories in this series are so good, They can stand alone yet, they create a bridge and it makes you anxious to get to the next book.