Time to Run

De: Susan C. Muller

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

One man wants her behind bars. The other needs her dead.

Jax Duncan lives in a world of privilege. But no amount of money can compensate for a distant alcoholic mother and a stepfather with wandering hands. Desperate for freedom, she leaves home only to witness a high-profile mob murder and make herself the next target.

Fleeing both the hitman and the FBI agent who thinks she pulled the trigger, Jax moves from city to city in search of safety. But when they track her down, a bloody confrontation seriously wounds the federal cop, forcing her to care for the man who’s sworn to put her away. And now they’re both in the killer’s crosshairs.

Can Jax clear her name before she’s sleeping with the fishes?

Time to Run is the first book in the pulse-pounding There’s Always Time for Murder thriller series. If you like determined characters, heart-stopping chases, and twists at every turn, then you’ll love Susan C. Muller’s action-packed adventure.

Buy Time to Run now for a read that will keep you guessing until the end!

Time to Run

Jax Duncan finds herself a witness to a mob hit and has to run for her life. Instead of a pampered life of privilege, she has to stay on the run in order to hide out from both the mob and the authorities. This book follows her as she just tries to stay alive.

I usually enjoy books like this but I found this one to be unbelievable a lot of the time. It stretched my belief that a young woman like Jax could hide from trained law enforcement and mob assassins for over 4 years. A lot of the action was fairly repetitious and I felt like the book could have been pared down quite a lot.

This was my first time listening to a book narrated by Virtual Voice and I have to say that it wasn't too bad. I have listened to audiobooks for over 30 years, so I guess I am a bit of a snob when it comes to narrators. Readers who are new to audiobooks would probably not notice it, but I found the Virtual Voice to be lacking in emotion and I think this added to my lack of enthusiasm for the book.