Murder at Gull Cove

De: Scott A. Ferguson Sr.

Narrado por: Robert Ferraro

Jack Lewis had been in prison for 15 years, but today was the day he got out on parole. After the bus dropped him off, he was met by his best friend, Charlie Walker, now a deputy sheriff. Charlie offered Jack a ride. When he asked, “Where to?” Jack’s reply stunned him: “Gull Cove.”

Upon entering his house, Jack discovered a girl named Tamika asleep on the couch. The next day, he learned that his sister was the mother of the teen. While the two siblings got reacquainted, Tamika played pool, but the balls kept getting stuck. This prompted Jack to reach his hand into the ball return, where he discovered a bloodstained glove. Detective Delores Parker was called in to investigate, and together she and Jack began trying to identify the real killer.

Somebody in Gull Cove didn’t want the truth to come out. Jack began receiving threatening phone calls, followed by painted warning messages left on his cars and house. The harassment escalated to exploding cars and even Jack’s boathouse. On a cold and rainy night, Jack came home to discover someone waiting for him…with a baseball bat. He woke up tied to a chair in his basement, watching the real killer pour kerosene around the room. Can Jack survive? Will help arrive in time?

©2022 Scott A. Ferguson, Sr. (P)2022 Wordwooze Publishing

Awesome

This was a great book from the beginning to the end, it was action filled throughout the entire book, it was drawn out, great book, I loved it

Awesome story

Best storyline I have heard in a long time. I figured out who did it fairly early in the book but the ending of letting it go surprised me

Good narration

I’m not great at writing reviews, but I did really enjoy this book. The narrator did a great job and the author kept things moving.

Excellent story

The book was very good. Great story with a good narrator. I enjoyed it even if the villain was predictable! Thanks for the audiobook!

who is it

I really enjoyed this story and could not stop listening to end to find the mystery person.
Narration was good

Good mystery

jack is released from prison soon things start happening to him and his family that makes him find the real killers for the crimes he was sentenced for I enjoyed this mystery and the progress of the story great narration

Revenge and greed

This was an interesting story. I rooted for Jack to reclaim his innocence throughout the story. The little clues were significant enough that they pointed out the true killer to me early on but it didn't lessen my enjoyment of the story. Until the epilogues , I was furious that Jack wasn't immediately exonerated, but the epilogues were redeeming. The love story along the way was an added bonus to the story. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest opinion.
The narrator did a good job bringing it to life.