Murder in The Summer House

In 2001, on a foggy June morning along the coast of California, a vacationing couple is murdered, shot dead in their bed. Their only child goes missing, along with the neighborhood paperboy. What happened to the kids? And how did law enforcement get it so wrong?

Murder in the Summer House is a twisted tale of betrayal, vengeance, greed, and deception at every turn.

What begins as a simple whodunnit becomes the most challenging case Lucien and Brogan have undertaken. After other suspicious deaths come to light—they’re drowning in suspects—and reach out to friends for help. If they can cut through all the layers of lies and deceit, they might stand a chance at finding answers. But learning the truth won’t be easy. The tragedy has already changed lives. While offering a second chance for some, it will forever expose the heartless evil that festers when hatred is allowed to thrive.

Too monotone and bland

The virtual voice was not good and had me fining it hard to follow. My brain needed more in the Chara- caters to follow it in its storytelling. The mo ozone threw me off.