Closer Than She Knows

By: Kelly Irvin

Narrated by: Tiffany Williams

A serial killer bent on revenge . . . and striking too close to home.

Teagan O’Rourke has always loved murder mysteries. In her job as a court reporter, she has written official records for dozens of real-life murders. She’s slapped evidence stickers on crime scene photos. She’s listened to hours of chilling testimony. But she’s never known the smell of death. And she never thought she might be a victim.

Until now.

A young police officer is murdered just inches away from her, and then a man calling himself a serial killer starts leaving Teagan notes, signing each with the name of a different murderer from her favorite mystery novels.

Panicked, Teagan turns to her friend Max Kennedy. Max longs for more than friendship with Teagan, but he fears she’ll never trust someone with a past like his. He wonders how much of God’s “tough love” he can take before he gives up on love completely. And he wonders if he’ll be able to keep Teagan alive long enough to find out.

As Teagan, Max, and Teagan’s police officer father race to track down the elusive killer, they each know they could be the next victim. Desperate to save those she loves, Teagan battles fears that once haunted her in childhood. Nothing seems to stop this obsessed murderer. No matter what she does, he seems to be getting closer . . .

Really enjoyed this new author (to me)

Loved how it kept me guessing. I will definitely listen to more books from this author.

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The book is very good and the narrator was good too. It kept my attention thru the whole book. I appreciate the Christian thoughts and input in the book. I will read more books by this author.

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Dear listeners please be clear this story is solid, but it forces God in every paragraph. I felt like I was in church.

Closer than she knows

Fantastic. Wonderful ride of emotions. Couldn't stop listening such a wonderful book.Such a wonderful read

Fine story but very religious

it was just okay. I didn't like all the religion talk. I thought the serial killer aspect was great.