Double Blind

A Fast-Paced Murder Mystery Where Nothing Is What It Seems

By: Dan Alatorre

Narrated by: Margaret Glaccum

Length: 9 hrs and 47 mins

Publisher's summary

Two detectives hunt a serial killer. The killer's hunting them.

A lone trucker is ambushed, shot, and brutally stabbed. A tourist meets the same fate while out for a jog. Facing two crime scenes that could have come from a horror movie, Detectives Carly Sanderson and Sergio Martin search for the crazed serial killer. Five more attacks happen in a week, launching the entire city into a panic and causing the mayor to throw all of the city’s resources into stopping the rampage. But while the detectives work around the clock, they don’t know the killer has upped the game - by making them his next targets.

©2018 Dan Alatorre (P)2019 Dan Alatorre

Audiobook Review

The story was well written with a good plot. But I felt there were to many pov’s and it was very predictable

Great Book

I think I loved the twists and turns the most, the ones that keep you guessing who the murderer is throughout. I did figure out one of them before they were revealed. I enjoyed how the two cases were intertwined. This was a great book and I can’t wait to listen to the next book.

Great story

The story was amazing and kept me interested and intrigued I loved it but the narrator wasn’t my fav. A little monotone and didn’t change her voice often with the amount of characters it made it a little hard to follow

Excellent

This was a book I came across on tiktok. Decided to give it shot, and I'm glad I did. The opening chapter was brutal, and the rest of the book kept me on my toes. Will definitely be reading the rest of the series.

Fast past, terrific thriller!

A mystery thriller that had plenty of twists to keep you turning the pages.
Attention grabbing action right from the beginning. Loved the different POV's from the lead detectives, the Private Eye and the serial killer. It let me piece together all the little clues as the story unfolded.
Great audio narration also.
Looking forward to more!

A terrific story

Filled with twist and turns, this story will keep you listening with no stop until the end. The characters, particularly detective Carly and PI Tyree, are interesting and compelling. Three dimensional and deeply human, they are very easy to understand and sympathize with.

The plot was so well done! This was a great thriller, fast-paced and chilling. I most certainly will be coming back to this author.

Margaret Glaccum's narration was perfect.

Entertaining read

Double Blind, my third read/listen from author Dan Alatorre. I don't restrict myself to a particular genre. I'm a sucker for anything with memorable characters and a story that keeps me guessing and a plot that keeps me turning the page & this book did (third read, third different genre)! Narrator Margaret Glaccum’s narration added greatly to the book’s enjoyment. I was given an Audible copy of this book & am voluntarily reviewing it. *SPOILER I thought the kill sequences were a bit over-the-top, but that's me. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

Talk about surprises!!!

Carly and Sergio are detective in the Tampa police department. Throughout this book, they are chasing the serial killer that was hiding in plain sight, and had his eyes on Carly.

Suspenseful, gripping story had me at the edge of my seat!

The way this book kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time…. I’ve been craving a good suspenseful crime thriller - and this hit the spot! I found it so easy to dive into the world + connect and care for the characters.

I was surprised by how gruesome some of the scenes were - some authors don’t take the more gory side. It was very well done. I felt as if I was watching this as a show/movie. I couldn’t get enough of it! The narration truly made a difference to this story, helping it come to life beautifully.

10/10 recommend the audiobook and this book in general! I had a great time & am looking forward to reading the next book!

Fast paced for sure!

This is a fast paced story that keeps you thinking. The narratives from the killer's perspective were too much to take at times. If I were physically reading this book, I would skip over much of this character's narratives because they were so intense.