The Kill Circle

A Cordell Logan Mystery, Book 6

De: David Freed

Narrado por: Ray Porter

Overflowing with action and humor, The Kill Circle is the next must-hear binge-worthy thriller in the critically acclaimed Cordell Logan mystery series.

When one retired CIA analyst plunges off a cliff in his vintage Porsche, it’s an unfortunate accident. When a second and then a third turn up dead under unusual circumstances, the CIA’s suspicions are confirmed: these men were murdered. All three analysts were once assigned to the same top-secret project: an internal review of the CIA’s own involvement in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. With a Congressional mandate set to go into effect that will require the CIA to release long-secret files, it seems someone will stop at nothing to prevent the public from discovering what really happened that tragic day in Dallas, 1963.

Cordell Logan—veteran pilot, aspiring Buddhist, and former government assassin—has no interest in getting involved in what is swiftly becoming a disturbing conspiracy, even to help out a former colleague. That is, until he meets Layne Sterling, the brilliant CIA agent assigned to the case. Logan and Layne are instantly drawn to one another, but manage to put the case first as they find themselves caught up in a high stakes, high altitude game of cat-and-mouse—one that could destroy them both.

©2017 David Freed (P)2017 Blackstone Publishing

Cordell Rides Again

Cordell Logan is welcome in my earbuds anytime. Mr. Freed has given us another fine book with lots of snowy twists and turns. Buy this book. You won't be sorry.

The Plot and Narration Are Remain Superb

This series has yet to disappoint. The character development continues while drawing the listener into the storyline.

Outstanding

I love this book. It’s funny and interesting. But what I loved most was the narrator.

Great as always

Love the author’s knowledge and sense of humor.
The narrator is one of our favorites.

Very good story and plot

Overall this was a good listen. The protagonist was witty and hilarious at times. The plot was good, but had a twist ending that was hard to see coming. The narrator, Ray Porter, was absolutely outstanding as usual. I liked this book enough that I will purchase more in the series.