The Tangled Web We Weave

McRyan Mystery Series, Book 9

De: Roger Stelljes

Narrado por: Johnny Peppers

Once you’re in, you're in - there’s no way out.

She was young and beautiful, but now, she was dead. He had to help cover it up. He needed the money.

How far will someone go to protect those secrets now that so many are tangled up in the lies? Or, will the search for the truth get you killed?

Oh, what a tangled web we weave.

New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Roger Stelljes has crafted another addictive, pulse-pounding mystery filled with his trademark twists and turns. Author Vince Flynn described Roger Stelljes and his series as "Absorbing. Intense. Gripping. Stelljes is a powerful new thriller voice."

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The Intrigue of the Court

This plot line was well laid out among the intrigue of Washington DC and secondly the appointments to federal courts. As the story progressed the relationships weaved in and out. A great story! I was not disappointed. And having lived outside DC - all was plausible.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Web of...

Another great book by Stelljes and another great performance by Johnny Peppers.

Take some Dramamine before reading/listening to this story. The title of this book is right on. Somehow, with all the twists and turns, the story is focused and well-weaved. This may be Stelljes’ most complex story, but with the favorite beloved characters we’ve gotten to know.

interesting Political Mystery

Look forward ro the next book in the McRyan series. Always a new twist and ao much more to come.

Good story, mostly satisfactory performance

I absolutely detest when the narrator attempts to so winey voice and does so poorly (sic Roxy in this story), it can detract from everything up to and after that point. I am sure it is taught in narrator school somewhere, but just stop and I wish the producer and author would resist this, ruins everyone's best efforts.

Good

Good plot minus the swearing. A crooked detective, the trail takes them to Supreme Court. You get involved with the characters, good and bad. Otherwise a good series.
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