Bloodline

Jack McMorrow Mystery

By: Gerry Boyle

Narrated by: Michael A. Smith

Hoping for a fresh start and a clean slate, McMorrow has a new home in the cheerful-sounding town of Prosperity, Maine. But nothing ever goes easy for Jack, so when a freelance gig leads him to a teen mother and some high school hooligans, it's not child's play. A girl is murdered and Jack's investigation places him squarely in the killer's sights.

©1995 Gerry Boyle (P)2018 Anaba Publishing

Great story & overall presentation!

I'm ready to jump right into the next book! These stories are addictive and a great listen!

LOVED it

Great story! Truly fantastic performance. The ending was a surprise for me. The best work

Good story

A great story with less than stellar narration.

Putting that aside (as best I can), I really like the characters in these books. They seem real and are interesting. I’m curious how Jack and Roxanne develop in subsequent books. The neighbors in “Prosperity” are people I could run into on any given day. I have to remind myself that this was written before the proliferation of cell phones. And, in fact, given so many dead zones in Maine, one may not work now in Prosperity.

The plot was serious. Sadly, children having babies is a very real problem. And the cycle does tend to repeat.

I’m sorry to nitpick, Gerry Boyle, but the state House dome is copper not golden. :-)

I’m not a fan of the narrator. Too staccato and his women’s voices are weird.

I received this book from the author - thank you - and I promised a fair review.

Great Mystery

This was a great mystery! The narrator brought the characters to life and kept me listening until the end. I received a free copy of this book from the publisher and/or author and/or narrator in exchange for an honest review.

Holy Batman

Who knew that just writing an article on teenage pregnancy could become a murder mystery especially in the rural town of "Prosperity" Maine, which has little prosperity. This is my first Jack McMorrow Mystery and will read Book 1, which might help me with understanding the characters more, however, I did enjoy the book and the book does make you think of teenage pregnancy, as well as does the mother allow the cycle to continue or does she think of more than just herself and think of what might be best for the child and giving the child opportunities that she knows that she never could in "Prosperity" Maine.

The narrator did a good job, however, there were portions of the book where it was stop, go, stop and go and the reading was not a fluid, natural path...almost like this first the first time reading the book, but all in all was pretty good.


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