Eight Days

Windy City Crimes, Season 1

By: RR Nixon

Narrated by: Daniela Acitelli

Three racist cops plan a takeover of the city of Chicago. The plan has been gestating since they were recruited in high school. They need one more recruit Philip Black, a part of their academy unit section. When his life is struck by tragedy, the cabal moves in a recruits him.

If he accepts, he will be part of the takeover. If he declines, he will be "taken care of".

Who can he trust?

Detective Madison Miller is part of the homicide unit at his district. She's tasked with trying to catch a serial killer and trying to find a link for the death of 18 people, whose only common link is the manner of their death.

Can detective Philip Black and Madison Miller find a way to stop this murderous cabal before they take over Chicago?

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This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review."
This book had zero dull monents. It made me hang-on to every word just like «I am pilgrim». The end will make you crave more... Explit violence made me want to throw-up.

awesome narration

i loved the book itself but the narration made it so much better! great job!

Exhilirating Crime Novel

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This book is an exhilarating crime novel that is action packed and keeps you guessing with twists and turns. Can racist dirty cops takeover the city of Chicago or will their plans be foiled? Can Detective Madison Miller catch a sick serial killer that enjoys taunting the police and the public by flaunting his crimes in the press? The author answers these questions and more as the eight day countdown begins.
This book reads like a true crime saga, with well-developed characters and plotlines. The author expertly weaves the various storylines into a pulse pounding and seamless adventure that never stops moving. I loved that the book is told from different characters' perspectives giving the reader clues into the guilty party(s), but not revealing the whole truth until the last few minutes of the book. I can't wait to read more "seasons" of the Windy City Crimes!