Blind Trust

Jane Cannon Series, Book 1

De: L. T. Ryan, K. T. Crowe

Narrado por: Hillary Huber

Sometimes the greatest danger comes from the people who swear to protect you.

FBI Special Agent Jane Cannon built her life on discipline, loyalty, and trust in the badge.

Until the night it all burned down.

When an undercover operation against Seattle's most powerful crime family implodes without warning, Jane's partner is found dead—and she's the one under investigation. Suspended, isolated, and smeared as the scapegoat, Jane knows one thing for sure: she's been betrayed.

But who inside her own task force wants her silenced? And what secrets were they willing to kill to protect?

As Jane digs deeper, she uncovers a labyrinth of corruption that stretches far beyond the Mazzuca syndicate. Dirty agents. Vanishing evidence. And a chilling truth: the city's criminals aren't hiding from the FBI—they're working with them.

Framed, furious, and running out of allies, Jane must risk everything to expose the conspiracy before it buries her for good.

Because in a world of shifting loyalties and broken promises, the only thing more dangerous than trusting the wrong person...is trusting no one at all.

Perfect for fans of Karin Slaughter's Will Trent and Lisa Gardner's D.D. Warren, Blind Trust launches the Jane Cannon series with gritty procedural intrigue, relentless tension, and a heroine who refuses to stay silent—even when silence could save her life.

©2026 L. T. Ryan (P)2026 Podium Audio

Outstanding character driven, and fun to read thriller

The book had me laughing and on edge at the same time. I love the depths of the character, Jane Cannon, and her uncle, cousin and the rest of the ensemble. Please write more and thank you so much. It was so much fun to listen to. The book had dimension, and I’m looking forward to listening to more books from LT, Ryan and KT Crowe. Also, the narration was really, really good.

The narrator read too fast through some of the character conversations.

I thought thw story was good, the pace was nice. The narration was frustrating. The narrator rushed through some of the character conversations way too fast. It made it a little hard a couple of times to know which character was "talking".