Can't Go Back

Devlin & Falco, Book 3

De: Debra Webb

Narrado por: Donna Postel, Neil Hellegers

The past and the present collide in the final installment of USA Today bestselling author Debra Webb’s Devlin & Falco series, threatening everything these two detectives care about.

Birmingham detectives Kerri Devlin and Luke Falco arrive at the scene of a double homicide to discover that nothing makes sense. A woman and her child are dead, and though the husband says he killed them, the evidence says otherwise. Why would a man confess to unspeakable murders he didn’t commit?

What starts as an open-and-shut case explodes into a web of new leads. Devlin and Falco get to work tracking down every single one - including a disturbing connection between the murders and Falco’s dark past.

Falco knows the incident from eight years ago will jeopardize the partnership he’s built with Devlin, both on and off the job. If he could go back, he would - but what happened happened, and there’s a murderer on the loose. Devlin and Falco must slog through the pain to get to the truth; and so far the only truth they know is that everyone is lying.

©2021 by Debra Webb. (P)2021 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“A complex, exciting mystery.”—Kirkus Reviews

“Police procedural fans will be sorry to see the last of Kerri and Luke.”—Publishers Weekly

“Threats, violence, and a dramatic climax…Good for procedural readers…”—Library Journal

Appreciated the Addition of the Male Narrator

This was a good book. It kept me fully engaged trying to keep track of everything that was going on as well as trying to figure out how all of the parts tied together. There were some things that occurred that were obvious, like the people that were really the bad guys. Some things I suspected, and others I just couldn't put my finger on how that information was relevant to the overall picture.

I listened to the audiobook and appreciated the addition of the male narrator. I think it added a something extra to the book.

At times, the plot felt like it was meandering, but it came together, and I liked the twist at the end. There were hints given that things were moving in that direction, but I thought it played out nicely. I am kicking up my rating to 4.5 stars because I like the addition of the narrator. It made Falco be more Falco, lol.

Very good story; not so good narration

There were lots of twists and turns in the story and I was surprised at the end. I started to return the book after the first chapter but hung in and am glad I did. My problem with this book is the narration. Oddly, I thought the female narrator was really annoying when voicing Devlin but was ok when voicing Falco and the mothers. I ended up getting used to the voice so it didn't ruin the book but I think someone else would have been better.

Best Book So Far!

I couldn't put it down! Storyline flowed so well with so many twists and turns, I just had to keep going.

Good one

Enjoyable and well written. I highly recommend it, especially if you are a Debra Webb fan.

A great story with twists turns, surprises and romance

Enjoyed learning more about the main characters as they closed a difficult case, and became a family. The honesty, understanding and support they had for each other made the story for me.