Murder Mystery Collection

De: Amy Perez MS Psychology

Narrado por: Gill Mills

Three times best-selling author in New Release Books, Amy Perez MS Psychology

Number one best seller in Forensic Psychology

Books by Amy Perez MS Psychology:

• Manic Episode Series
• Schizophrenic Episode Series
• Narcissistic Episode Series
• Dark Angel Episode Series
• 21 Keys
• Bipolar Disorder: Thriving, Triggers, Love & Relationships
• The Psychology of Love, Finances & Nutrition
  

Murder Myster Collection includes:

• The Woods Episode Series
• 3rd Room on the Left
• The Cabin Episode Series

Axel Glancy has hovered in the shadows collecting Damsels in Distress for years. The FBI has failed to catch him due to his careful and meticulous planning. It isn’t until Axel’s home gets broken into that things get shaken up for him for good. A local college student gets abducted and local police are fighting the clock to save her. Detective Lincoln Crawford gets a hunch that may crack the case. Follow along this thriller through the twists and turns to the very end!

Claire believes that she is just in for a routine mental health weekend to make sure she is doing good with her new medications. Her life is going well, and she has a lot to be thankful for. After she is inside, things take a turn for the worse. After two days, in the third room on the left, a body is found. There is a killer on the loose inside the mental facility. Little does Claire know, there was a similar killing style in the same hospital exactly 10 years earlier. No one can be trusted in the facility until the person who is caught.

Savannah and her fiancé decide to take a family trip up to a cabin in the mountains. Everything is going great until someone in the cabin goes missing. Then they find themselves in a race against the clock to find their missing family member. Fear takes over as news of a local murder is discovered on the news. Will they find out that it’s the worst-case scenario? Find out in this psychological thriller with Amy Perez MS Psychology.

About the Author:

Amy Perez has a Master's Degree in General Psychology. She has worked in Miami, Florida with people living with various mental illnesses. She has spent many hours inside mental health facilities with a first-hand patient perspective. Amy lives in Florida with her family and orange tabby. She enjoys reading, writing, cooking, and spending time in nature.

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Twitter: @Psychologyamy

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dark and twisted

I found this collection of psycho stories highly disturbing. After listening to them I feel unsettled and somewhat sick. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator was good.

3 Psych Related Shorts

This book is three independent stories. 1. Serial murder and his victim 2. Psych med review hospital stay goes bad. 3. Murder and a family staying in a cabin. If the stories are connected, I missed it.
Narration is British and good. But more specific gender characterization would have facilitated my understanding. Does not seem to be related to Edgar Allen Poe book of the same title.

Murder Mystery Collection

Some of the short stories were very good, some just left me super confused. The narrator wasn’t good with different character voices which could have caused the confusion. I feel as though if the beginning and ending of each story was announced that would have helped.

Love the stories

I love the stories but have a hard time switching between people in the story when the same narrator is used for both people

Good

Very good book. Can be read in an evening. Worth your time. Narrator does an excellent job.

Painful to listen too

Had I realized this book was written in first-person present I would have had second thoughts on listening to it. (I got it free) Not having looked at the length, I also didn’t realize these were all short stories.
I hate giving bad reviews, but the narrator trashes what might have been okay stories. Why? Aside from having a female narrate a both male characters in the first story, she drones on in a deadpan voice and doesn’t even bother to try differentiating between either character or any character for that matter. It took me several lines before my mind changed from ‘The killer is married?’ to ‘Crap, we’re in a cops head now’. Followed up by, is he divorced and gay, or is the partner he’s talking about his buddy from the job… or both?
The girl tied to a chair doesn’t sound at all scared but bored to tears.
The only murder taking place in these stories is the narrator.
The second story is truly awful. The number of things wrong is too many to count, and it’s not the narrator’s fault.
I'm not wasting time on the third.