Winter's Fury

A Jeremy Winter Thriller, Book 3

De: Tom Threadgill

Narrado por: Drew Bott

Retired FBI agent Jeremy Winter spent his career chasing serial killers. Now, he finally has a chance to go after the one murderer who matters most - the killer of his wife and unborn daughter.

With few clues and nowhere to start, Jeremy tests the legal limits of his investigation, risking arrest and angering his FBI agent girlfriend Maggie Keeley. His determination to find the killer leads him on a twisting path of weak leads and strong doubts.

The past is fixed.

The future is fluid.

The fury is now.

And Jeremy Winter has time to kill.

©2019 Tom Threadgill (P)2019 Tom Threadgill

Finally a Winter I can enjoy.

This series is really enjoyable to listen too. I flew through it and couldn’t get enough. I can’t wait for more of Jeremy Winter and to see what he gets himself into next.

Best one yet!

started off kind of bad for me. initially I didn't like the narrator . but as time went on I really liked him better than the previous one. the story was excellent I especially loved the new characters that were introduced. can't wait for the next one .

Great book, performance not so awesome

I really love the book as I have all of the authors books so far however, the guy who reads the story is very dry and a bit hard to listen to. Overall I’d recommend the book because it’s interesting, clean and keeps me guessing.

The Jeremy Winter Thrillers

Jeremy Winter is a middle-aged FBI agent on the cusp of retirement. Each story has a beginning-middle-end murder mystery that comes to a satisfactory conclusion. No story is for the faint-of-heart, as Jeremy's FBI specialty has been serial killers. The Jeremy Winter Series, written by Tom Threadgill, is three novels to date, each in the area of 10 hours of listening in unabridged audiobook format. Coming of Winter, Dead of Winter, and Winter's Fury. Read them in sequence, or you'll miss continuity.

A thread through the novels is Jeremy's service as an FBI interrogator in Afganistan. He witnessed illegal behavior by his superior but has kept quiet. The superior is now married to a presidential candidate and fears a leak might damage political aspirations. There is also a thread of Jeramy's budding romance with another FBI agent in addition to the unsolved murder of his pregnant wife while he was deployed.

All were released in 2019 by Silverton Agency. Books one and two are narrated by Austin Walp, book three by Drew Bott. IMO, Austin is the better of the two, but that's just an opinion. My reaction when starting book three was, "What's wrong with this narration?" So ... there is that. Bott's voice for Jeramy didn't work for me, high pitched and whiney for a guy in his late 40s. There is no explicit sex, no objectionable language, albeit some of the murders are on the grizzly side—good mystery and suspense.

At the end of book three, the author's note tells us that there will be more Jeremy Winter stories.

Recommended for the murder mystery fan!

the whole series is worth it!

there's nothing better than seeing characters grow. I wish there were more books in the series but alas I'm willing to wait. p.s. I'm glad they switcher the narrator from the first 2 books