One Dark Night

Dr Ethan Quinn

De: Molly Garcia

Narrado por: Grant Love

“Arthur Parks didn’t kill Amy Sinclair. I know who the killer is.”

The message on the tipline prompts local reporter Ginger Burrows to look deeper into the case. At the same time, DCI Kevin Greggs starts his own review of the police’s original investigation. Dr Ethan Quinn finds himself torn between his responsibility to Arthur as his doctor and his urge to find out if his patient is really guilty of Amy’s murder. They all find themselves drawn into a web of criminality and exploitation, where uncovering the truth might be too much of a risk to take.

©2024 Joanne Heyburn (P)2024 Joanne Heyburn

Compassion

I have really grown to love Dr Ethan and he really starts to show his good heart in the story. It’s a maze of who did what and still leaves open questions but overall it’s a really good story. Mental illness play a large role in this book and it makes you think about the system overall.

Closed case???

Some very cold hearted people- sociopaths and psychopaths with one goal in mind-greed / money. It gave me chills hearing how cold and calm the murders were carried out. It really bothered me how entitled these people felt they were. I didn't care for Ginger either. She had one goal in mind- her story- regardless of who she dragged down while doing it. As far as justice, I think not. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest opinion. The narrator did a great job bringing it to life.

intrigue

This excellently written book kept me intrigued and guessing who was involved.
Narration did the book justice
i received a free copy for an honest review

A web of greed and lies

Received an audio copy to review, this is an honest review. Performed beautifully by Grant Love, One Dark Night will deeply engaged you with its profound story. On the surface, the man whom murdered Amy Sinclair seems so simple: a homeless man named Arthur Parks. But not everyone believes it... and digging deeper as Dr. Ethan Quinn and DCI Kevin Greggs get themselves involved into; discover for than could have been expected with the twisted death of Amy... one of many victims this complicated story unravels. Seeking justice for everyone means seeing the dark flaws of humanity and the systems there that are suppose to help people suffering are a broken as those they help; but not without the determination to keep fighting.

Highly recommended.

Cook cooing

Well written book but not a favourite. I was suprised with the identity of the murderer at the end........ I did not suspect it at all! I thoroughly enjoyed narrator Grant Love's portrayal of the characters!!