Breath of Malice

By: Karen Fenech

Narrated by: Christina Traister

FBI special agent Paige Carson hoped she'd be able to start a new life in small-town South Carolina. But when a senator's sister is murdered and a blank postcard is left next to the body, Paige realizes that a killer from her past has found her - and is sending her a very personal message.

From the moment he hired her, FBI special agent in charge Sam McKade knew Paige was hiding something. Prompted by this recent threat, she finally opens up: one year ago, she caught the eye of suspected serial killer Todd Thames. Now he's come back to pull her into his game, whether she wants to play or not.

As the danger increases, Paige and Sam give in to their growing attraction, and he vows to protect her no matter the cost. But the murderer will stop at nothing to get to his intended prey, and the strong arm of the law - and the shelter of her new love - may not be enough to save her.

©2016 Karen Fenech (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

A story for many.

This story ticked so many boxes, not sure how to classify. Thriller, suspense, romance, intrigue, steamy, soul wrenching.

FBI agent?

The story was good and events moved along at a nice pace so I was never distracted listening. The reader was enjoyable and the characters true except...
For the lead character Paige. I get her reaction after the "mistake" she made but everything she did after was as if she were a mall cop and not a trained federal agent. Something as simple as doing a trace of all calls to/from the prison for the felon, why didn't she think of that? And she kept running instead of trying? I didn't find her believable. But overall I did like the book.

Awesome Read

This book was so good. I really enjoyed every bit of it. I could almost feel all that Paige was going through.

Not really an FBI thriller

Not really an FBI thriller as far as thriller goes more of a sexual love story making the woman look like she’s incompetent doesn’t have thinking power

Great book, eh voiceover

For the most part the voice performance was good, but her portrayal of the main male character made him sound pretty bad and it was to the point of distraction. Book was really good from a thrilling perspective though!