On Deadline & Under Fire

Avery Shaw Mystery Series, Book 13

De: Amanda M. Lee

Narrado por: Angel Clark

There’s nothing Avery Shaw loves more than a challenge....at least when it comes to tracking down a story. The challenge she’s facing this time is the one thing she might not be able to overcome, though. Vacation. That’s right, not only is Southeastern Michigan’s busiest reporter off work for a week....but she’s also on the receiving end of a visit from her boyfriend’s mother. Eliot Kane is tough as nails but he’s obviously nervous about the two most important women in his life crossing paths.

The fact that he’s nervous makes Avery agitated....and she worries about very little other than who she can upset and how quickly she can make her enemies cry. As luck would have it, Avery stumbles on a story when she should be enjoying her time off. A high-rise apartment fire leaves one dead....and ties to organized crime are abundant. The only thing Avery knows about the mob is what television and movies have taught her. That doesn’t mean she’s not keen to learn.

Avery is in a pickle. She has to uncover the motives behind a murder, get her boyfriend’s mother to like her without losing herself, and keep her family out of trouble even though they’re sniffing around and causing mischief. Oh, and she has to pull it all off without melting down or letting Eliot know what she’s up to. Things are about to get wacky and dangerous in Avery’s world. She wouldn’t have it any other way....even if it ultimately kills her.

©2018 Amanda M. Lee (P)2018 Amanda M. Lee

Great story!

Loved the latest installment in the series. Amanda Lee does a great job developing the characters, and Angel Clark is a fantastic narrator. Highly recommend!

Good

Things maybe new for Avery now stil a lot of madcap when she is around. The story she is to be doing and the one she wants to do. Her boyfriend just shakes his head. Good story and narration. Given audio for my voluntary review

fun stuff here 😊

Avery is maturing into an (almost) adult, good thing too with Elliot's mom visiting. these books only get better and better!
… i wrote this rather short review 5 years ago, and now, listening to it again, i’m wondering why Ms Lee changed things with Eliot’s parents entirely. several books back when Avery first asked him about his parents, he told her his dad had been a mean drunk and that his mom was in and out of rehab so much that he spent most of his childhood in foster care. nooow, his mom is very well off bc that’s how his dad left her when he died, and she had never worked outside the home, where she took her job of being a wife and mother very seriously … hmmm 🤔

also, several books back, Jake told Avery that Andre’s last name was Spittle. she decided that was why he only went by ‘Andre, no last name, like Cher’. Now, in this book, his last name is suddenly Melvin. what?! why is it authors think us readers are too stupid to catch these things?…

still, this will always be one of my favourite series ever 💞

love this book

Amanda M. Lee has a way with making me laugh and cry through them. Avery, Elliot and Jake are great. I love Elliot's nickname for Avery because she finds trouble around every corner. I love to read books that get my emotions involved. I can't wait to read more of the books.

not easy

the book and story were good the narration was so terrible it was very hard to get to the book she should keep to One Voice not multiple voices.

Character Flawed

This particular character was so annoying that I couldn't stand listening. it wasn't the narrators fault..the character is just an awful person.