Seeing in the Quiet

De: Linda Cotton Jeffries

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What might you see if you weren’t distracted by the noise?

As a child, Audrey Markum’s keen eye for detail led to the discovery of a child’s body and the identity of his killer. Now an adult, that early skill has led her to open her own wedding photography business. But even struggling entrepreneurs have to pay the bills, so Audrey also works as a photographer for the Pittsburgh police department. The fact that she has a hearing loss does nothing to slow her down. She might even describe it as an asset.

When Margot Pelletier, a long-respected member of the city’s elite is found dead at the bottom of her home’s sweeping staircase, Audrey is called in to photograph the confusing scene. With millions on the line and a set of siblings definitely down on their luck, there are multiple lines of inquiry to pursue and her friend, Detective Rod Rodriguez finds himself tasked with answering the key question. Did she fall or was she pushed? Audrey is eager to help, for personal and professional reasons.

However, Audrey’s attention is pulled away from the case when she realizes that the child’s killer has been released from prison and invaded her quiet neighborhood. Suddenly, Audrey finds herself fighting for her life as he attempts to settle the old score. Suspense and romance team up in this fast-paced novel that will have the reader rooting for Audrey and perhaps, sharpening their own focus while tuning out all the noise!