The Eidetic Evidence

Dr. Brian Jaims Detective Novel (Memory 1), Book 1

De: Kyle VanDuzer

Narrado por: Giordan Diaz

“Innocent until proven guilty,” is what defense lawyer Melvin Casey always told his clients. However, when he is in the hot seat, innocence is far from a reality. This innocence is stored in the memory banks of his 11-year-old son. His mother is dead, and his father incarcerated, Aaron Casey is a boy with, “The Eidetic Evidence.” Born with a photographic memory Aaron will be put to the test, when his lifelong psychologist is pushed into walking the halls of Aaron’s long term memory banks.

With a new district attorney uncovering a corrupt criminal justice system spanning the past 2 decades, Detective Roberts will look for answers only an 11-year-old with a brilliant mind can produce. Between school, little league, and a pre-teen crush, Aaron will struggle with helping set his father free.

Raised by his Aunt and Uncle, Aaron has led a, mostly, normal life and they are not going to sit with a blind eye as this tragedy is brought back into their lives with full force. A court case 8 years ago put Melvin in a cage fit for an adulterer, and premeditated murderer. Jacklyn Casey was a stay-at-home mom that also devoted her time to a non-profit charity. From the outside looking in this was the perfect marriage, until the day it wasn’t so perfect.

©2025 Kyle VanDuzer (P)2025 Kyle VanDuzer

Great Photographic Memory Story! Good twist and concept to a murder mystery!

Amazing short listen with more to come, as this is book one of the new series. Great for a quick 5 hour road trip or plane ride.

Great book!

Kept me wanting more - hard to stop once you start. Interesting and creative writing. Ready for the next book!

The beginning

For the first book in a series is a good start to character introduction. The story developed over the course of the book with a nice plot twist. I'm looking forward to additional books in the series and seeing where the characters go.

Loved how they had to unlock his memory

Kyle tells a fantastic tale! Aaron unlocking memories he never thought he had in order to try and solve his own mother's murder is genius. I loved how it wasn't the same cookie cutting detective book.