Minutes to Midnight

A Rebecca Watson Novel, Book 2

De: James Glass

Narrado por: Aracelis Gotay

Detective Rebecca Watson of the Eugene Falls Police Department is getting ready for her Drill Weekend in the Navy Reserves, when she gets the call from her lieutenant. He wants her to check a crime scene of a serial killer, who was severely injured during an automobile accident while transporting bodies in 55-gallon drums. Her boss believes this is an open and shut case, but upon further investigation Watson realizes the serial killer had a partner. While working the case, she is activated in the Navy onboard the USS Vella Gulf.

While working onboard the ship, she uncovers there may be a serial killer on the Vella Gulf who is murdering prostitutes in each port. Nothing can prepare her for the gauntlet of turmoil and trouble that may lead to her demise by uncovering the true motive behind the murders. Relentlessly pursuing two unknown serial killers, one at home and one at sea throws Watson into emotional disorder as she fights to keep control—driven to bring these monsters to justice.

©2022 James Glass (P)2023 James Glass

A Decent Read

This was a decent read, or listen. Story well written, characters developed, interesting story. Narrator does a good job

Good listen

I was given this book for free,

This is a good listen and narration is fine as well.

Great Storytelling!

Aracelis Gotay is an outstanding storyteller. She has a wonderful voice and brings out the best of each character. Minutes to Midnight is an amazing story about Detective Rebecca Watson who uncovers a second serial killer is loose in her city. The more she uncovers the case, the stranger things become.

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I enjoyed the narration of Aracelis Gotay, who bring the the thrill in this thriller

Homicide Detective Rebecca Watson is also a Navy Reserves. While on a drill for the Navy her lieutenant wants her to check a crime scene of a serial killer who was severely injured during an automobile accident while transporting bodies in 55-gallon drums. Watson realizes the serial killer had a partner. While working the case, she is activated in the Navy onboard the USS Vella Gulf. While working onboard the ship, she uncovers there may be a serial killer on the Vella Gulf who is murdering prostitutes in each port.
This book has humour , with twists and turns

Rebecca Watson is ALL THAT!

Rebecca Watson is a wonderfully written detective who you can't help but fall in love with. She takes on two cases, one involves a serial killer who was killed during a police chase and the partner is still on the loose. her second case takes out to sea on the USS Vella Gulf where she uncovers one of the sailors on board may be responsible for killing prostitutes' in each port they have pulled into in Central and South America. The writing is crisp, characters well-written and the story is very readable. Impossible to put down. Great detective story.

The naval aspect

The accuracy and immersion of the naval aspect of the story. It was a nice twist within the plot.With my son being deployed with the navy at the moment, I could really connect with the naval aspect.
Loved the narrator.