And the Band Played On

A Nick Bancroft Mystery, Book 5

De: Bob Liter

Narrado por: James R. Cheatham

Soft-boiled PI's deadliest case

"Deft tales of murder, complicity and downright evil, gripping narratives which appeal to the lover of good action-packed mystery thrillers. Highly Recommended." (Molly's Reviews)

Freelance reporter and sometime private detective Nick Bancroft is tough enough when he has to be. But he can be soft for the ladies. That's how he ends up at an outdoor band concert with Maggie - a librarian, divorcee, and his very talented lover - and is on hand to witness the murder of the very well-connected private secretary of a very important political figure.

It doesn't earn him any points with the cops that Nick is on the scene before them, and it doesn't earn him any points with certain influential politicians that he won't get off the case. Soon, someone is trying to kill Bancroft. But is it the murderer or just someone who wants to ensure certain well-kept secrets remain well-kept?

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Well Written Mystery

This book is a well written mystery. The narrator has a great voice and does a fantastic job.

all for a story!!!???

I'm sure I would have given up long before Nick, if I were mishandled and abused like he was. It seemed like he could have O.D.'d on chloroform!!! I admired his tenacity and perseverance. Amazed at how they tried to turn the tables on him and make him look like the bad guy. smh!!!
Good diversions. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review . The narrator did a great job bringing the characters and story to life.

Gives you headache !

Confusing. Boring. Unnecessarily useless detail. I listen to half of this book and I was still confused. It truly gives you headache. Narration is awful