The Push

A Rockfish Island Mystery: Book II

De: J. C. Fuller

Narrado por: Nancy Peterson

Once again, death has found its way to Rockfish Island’s National Park and this time, in the form of a terrible climbing accident. When Sheriff Lane discovers the victim has ties to an accidental drowning the summer before, she becomes suspicious the two deaths are linked and not accidents at all.

Recruiting Park Ranger Phillip Russell into her investigation, the two begin looking into the past. Lane, with her new deputy, digging into the life of the latest victim and Philip, befriending those who were involved in the prior death the summer before. It's not long before Philip becomes convinced Sheriff Lane is looking for murder and mayhem where there is none. But Lane, trusting her instincts and intuition, refuses to let the investigation fizzle out. Will the two deaths end up being coincidence after all or will a murderer be unmasked?

©2020 Jennifer Cameron Fuller (P)2023 Jennifer Cameron Fuller

Loved this!

The narrator did such a great job. I really liked the story, and the bloopers at the end make me laugh!

mystery, supense

I liked everything about this book, it kept interested and didnt want to stop, never could think of how it would end

A wonderful addition to the Rockfish Island Series

JC has done an amazing job of continuing the story of Sheriff Lane and Ranger Russell. Compelling murder mystery and enjoyable side stories. Nancy Peterson has once again masterfully brought the world of Rockfish Island to life. Can't wait for book three to come to Audible!!

5 star listen

JC fuller is a masterful story teller and Nancy Peterson does an amazing job bringing the Push to life. Such a dynamic duo - this story sucks you in from the get go and keeps you glued will all the twists and turns. So good!

A good followup

An excellent second installment in the series — returning to Rockfish Island feels consistent and the new case kept me guessing. I did guess the central “conceit” of the plot before it was revealed — but there were still satisfying twists in the final act. Looking forward to Book 3.