The Victim's Wife

Mitch Turner Legal Thrillers, Book 2

De: Dan Decker

Narrado por: Eric G. Dove

A mysterious widow....

Criminal defense attorney Mitch Turner loves a challenge and is always determined to see that justice is done. He also has more cases than he can handle, but when the mysterious and grief-stricken Penny Moyer enters his office one afternoon, right as he is in the middle of working on a tight deadline, the story she tells intrigues him. With her husband murdered just the night before and his business associate Mason Harwood now charged for the crime, Penny is convinced Mason was set up for the job by the manipulative Vivian Fuger, another business partner.

A manipulative business partner....

With little to go on other than Penny’s hunch, Mitch is intrigued enough to look into the case, tempted by her offer to pay double his usual fee. But as he digs deep into the murk of her allegations, it becomes clear that all is not as it seems, and the identity of the true villain is shrouded in secrecy.

Mitch Turner’s search for justice.

Now Mitch’s good name and his solid reputation could be on the line as a finely tuned plot is carefully untwined. He knows that one mistake or one wrong decision could spell disaster for him and his firm, but the will to see justice done is too powerful to ignore.

Can Mitch uncover the real killer and save himself from ridicule? Or has he finally encountered a mind that is more capable than his own?

Pick up your copy today to find out!

©2020, 2022 Dan Decker (P)2022 Dan Decker

Intrigue Galore

What a treat listening to Eric Grove mellifluously spinning seductive words with enthusiasm and humour in this captivating psychological thriller. A real treat. Don't miss a sentence. Follow the series. Dan Decker's audiobook is worth the credit.

Fantastic!!

I’m in love with this series!! I absolutely love the writer and narrator!! I can’t wait to hear the next one!!

Entertaining, but….

I enjoy legal thriller series and this one does have some appeal. Interesting plot, but the dialogue/narration comes across as a bit stiff and unnatural. The constant use of first names of characters, especially during the trials, It gives it a juvenile feel. Main character is a little too plastic.

All that said, I keep listening and will probably listen to future books.

decent book

and overall good listen. what I appreciate about it is that the language is clean. the reader is certainly no Grover Gardner.

Great book

Great narrator.
Good book for those that like court room stories

This is the second book of his I have read. Both are good stories

Decent - like the character

Like the quirky main character, felt like there were a lot of holes in the story. Couldn't get over how he could get the candy bars into evidence. Also, weird that apparently Penny was a co-defendent the entire trial but was never one time referred to or acknowledged- although her attorney became an instant foil for Mitch...Mostly enjoyed the Barbara and Denise interactions...Really has potential to be an enjoyable series - rooting for author to tighten it up a bit...

Slow as Christmas!

The story eventually picked up and had some nice twists and turns. But man was it slow to start!

Not who, but how

So, this is book two, and I’m still into the characters, and enjoying the storyline.

As I mentioned in my review for book one, I don’t like knowing or figuring out too early who done it.

In this book I knew immediately how it was done, even though the author wanted to keep it hidden until later.

As for the whole done it, I had my suspicions, but not know for sure until it was revealed. And for that reason I’ll read book three. [Smile]