Cause to Run

An Avery Black Mystery, Book 2

By: Blake Pierce

Narrated by: Elaine Wise

A new serial killer is stalking Boston, killing his victims in bizarre ways, taunting the police with mysterious puzzles that reference the stars. As the stakes are upped and the pressure is on, the Boston Police Department is forced to call in its most brilliant - and most controversial - homicide detective: Avery Black.

Avery, still reeling from her last case, finds herself up against a rival precinct and a brilliant, cunning killer who is always one step ahead of her. She is forced to enter his dark, twisted mind as he lays clues for his next killing, and forced to look into places in her own mind she would rather not go. She finds herself compelled to seek the counsel of Howard Randall, the twisted serial killer she'd put behind bars years ago, all while her new burgeoning life with Rose and Ramirez is falling apart.

And just as things cannot get any worse, she finds out something else: she herself may be the target.

In a game of psychological cat and mouse, a frantic race against time leads Avery through a series of shocking and unexpected twists - culminating in climax that even Avery could not imagine.

©2016 Blake Pierce (P)2016 Blake Pierce

IT'S IN THE STARS!!!

Where does Cause to Run rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

THAT'S A HARD QUESTION WHEN YOU LISTEN TO AS MANY BOOKS AS I HAVE.

Who was your favorite character and why?

RAMIREZ, DOWN TO EARTH, REALLY CARES FOR HER.

Which character – as performed by Elaine Wise – was your favorite?

AVERY, OF COURSE!!!

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

NO

Any additional comments?

GOOD READ, HELPS PUT LIFE AND WORK INTO PERSPECTIVE. THEY CAN GET JUMBLED....

Great story...but the narration is so wrong!!!

Great story, but the narrator has a fairly thick British accent for all characters for a story based in Boston,MA, USA. Although her intonation was better for each character than the last book, is was just wrong for a story in Boston. I don't know if I will continue with the series because of this.

Why is it all British for a Boston story?

I liked the story but the narration was really distracting both with the same accent for all characters and a too intense way of speaking. Disappointing read.

ok

A good story, reading the series helps, the reader is a bit weak, but storyline good though a little creepy

That the lead detective was a women

I love murder mystery detective books. I read the fist book from this author so I thought why not so I’m now going to read the series