Death's Shadow

Cavendish and Walker, Book 13

De: Sally Rigby

Narrado por: Clare Corbett

Theories that thrill... Realities that kill... A ticking clock...

When an esteemed criminology professor is found lifeless at an international conference, it's up to DCI Whitney Walker and forensic psychologist Dr. Georgina Cavendish to unravel the mystery.

The professor had unveiled Death's Shadow—a ground-breaking but unsettling theory that could redefine the understanding of serial killers. The theory captivated yet unnerved scholars, leaving a lingering air of dread within the conference halls.

When another delegate meets a gruesome end, it becomes horrifyingly clear: the conference has become a hunting ground. Is Death's Shadow serving as a blueprint for a real-life killer, or has the professor's intellectual arrogance unwittingly unleashed a monster?

Time is running out. As the conference draws to a close, Cavendish & Walker must decode a mind warped by twisted logic. Lives hang in the balance—can they crack the case before Death's Shadow strikes again?

Contains a special note from the author.

©2024 Sally Rigby (P)2024 Podium Audio

The characters.

The I always enjoy booth the characters and action in her booo. Good narrator as well.

Great listen as always

Interesting storyline and well written and well read, actual person narrating so much better than AI voice

Teamwork

Once again the teamwork between Whitney and George is like no other. Listening to the cases while getting to each person and their families has been wonderful. I’m so happy we went all the way to the day of the wedding and hope there will be more to come

worth waiting for

It seemed to me that this was a long time coming. I was happy to catch up with all the characters. Now waiting for the next installment. Sally I liked your comments at the end.

Without a Shadow of doubt

Sally Rigby & Clare Corbett did it again, without a shadow of doubt, smashing good writing & narrating. Great story, Walker & Cavendish kicking ass & taking names… it’s always the quiet ones.
Love the Frank & Doug banter, just missed Ross could have had a bit of a bigger part but, overall great book! Sally hope you have some more breathtaking stories soon.