A Wanted Woman

De: Eric Jerome Dickey

Narrado por: Zoë Bell, Dominic Hoffman

The twenty-first novel from New York Times bestselling author Eric Jerome Dickey, a steamy thriller set in tropical Barbados

She is a woman of a thousand faces, an assassin who could be anyone, anywhere.

The Trinidad contract was supposed to be simple: to make a living man become a dead man. When the job goes bad under the watchful eye of a bank security camera, there is nowhere for agent MX-401, known as Reaper, to hide from the fearsome local warlords, the Laventille Killers.

Her employers, the Barbarians, send her to Barbados, the next island over, barely two hundred miles away, with the LK’s in hot pursuit of the woman who took many of their own. With the scant protection of a dank safe house, no passport, and no access to funds, an island paradise becomes her prison.

While she trawls for low-profile assignments to keep her skills sharp and a few dollars in her pocket, Reaper discovers that family ties run deep, on both sides of the fight. Will the woman everyone wants, who has lived countless lives in the service of others, finally discover who she really is?

In A Wanted Woman, New York Times bestselling author Eric Jerome Dickey delivers an adrenaline-pumping rush of a listen.

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Praise for A Wanted Woman

"A wild, thrilling ride." - Ebony

"Another fine performance...Not your typical thriller about a hired killer, but an immensely readable, hard-to-put-down tale." - Booklist

“There’s a cinematic vibe here with James Bond fantastic escapes mixed with Game of Thrones Red Wedding–type gore as blood flows…Anticipate demand.” - Library Journal

"Eric Jerome Dickey has...a knack for transforming genres, turning them on their heads, and making them his own creations." - New World Review

Praise for Eric Jerome Dickey and his novels:

“Dickey’s fans flock to his readings. . . . He’s perfected an addictive fictional formula.”
—The New York Times

“Dickey has a rare ability. . . . Right away the reader is forewarned: You are in for a hard-boiled, fast ride.”
—Seattle Post-Intelligencer on An Accidental Affair

“Eric Jerome Dickey brings to life the heartache of betrayal with the skill of a master crafter. . . . Dickey’s imagery, the word choices, the rhythm of the sentences, his ability to create a vibrant, tormented sea in which Nia and her support cast bob along make this book one for the keeper shelf.”
—USAToday.com’s Happy Ever After on Decadence

“It’s hard to top his earlier works, but Dickey doesn’t disappoint.”
—Ebony on An Accidental Affair

The Female Gideon!

I thought that this was a great listen! I loved Reaper. I really enjoyed this book sense I had been craving more of Gideon. No he didn't make any special appearance in this book. However Reaper really put me in the mind of him. Reaper was a bad Chic!! I really hope there will be a part 2 to this book I want to know who the heck is behind that "Red Door"! I also want to see Reaper and her sister find their dad. Mr. Dickey could you be nice and allow Gideon to join forces with the female assassin????

I loved it!

This book kept me on the edge of my seat wanting more!

I love the narrarators' voices too!

Powerful fast paced adventure

Would you consider the audio edition of A Wanted Woman to be better than the print version?

Yes

What was one of the most memorable moments of A Wanted Woman?

The description of how Goldie Locks ripped a souvenir from her victims bodies.

What does Zoë Bell and Dominic Hoffman bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Great voices and switch over was easy to follow.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes.

Any additional comments?

I can't wait for the sequel! It's bound to be even more exciting.

loved this book.

I loved this book, but adding voices to it, brilliant. I love Zoe Bell. Couldn't stop listening to it.

difficult to listen to

the story line is great. but the narrator makes it VERY difficult to listen to. it as if I am at a college lecture. dry, boring and not very lively.