Fatal Chaos

Fatal Series, Book 12

De: Marie Force

Narrado por: Eva Kaminsky

First the calm. Then the storm....

Escaping DC during the dog days of summer is one of the smartest moves Washington Metro Police Lieutenant Sam Holland ever made. Beach walks aren’t quite as romantic with the Secret Service in tow, but Sam and her husband, Vice President Nick Cappuano, cherish the chance to recharge and reconnect — especially with a scandal swirling around the administration.

No sooner are they back home than a fatal drive-by shooting sets the city on edge. The teenage victim is barely older than Sam and Nick’s son, Scotty. As more deaths follow, Sam and her team play beat the clock to stop the ruthless killers. With Nick facing his greatest challenge — one that could drastically change all their lives and even end Sam’s career — will the mounting pressure deepen or damage their bond?

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Love Sam and Nick

BUT…SINCE WHEN DOES SAM HAVE A BROOKLYN
ACCENT? Please correct this. It’s very distracting while listening to the story.

Feels like I’m there

Great continuation of the story
Feel like I know all the characters
Can’t wait for next book

Mystery, action, great characters and performance

I love the characters and the writing in this book and series. The performance is very good. However, in this book the crime of the random killings was so tragic and hard to read/listen to. I just didn't feel the part about not charging the man was appropriate. The man killed 6 people including a 6 yr old girl and they aren't going to charge him because someone held a gun on him? But I do love this series.

Disturbing addition to a great series.

I enjoy this series and relisten to it frequently, except for this problematic story. As usual there are multiple plot lines but this story with a brutal rape with an unwilling raper, a man who shot six people and wasn't charged, and the bullying behavior by Sam as a lead up to Freddie's bachelor party are all worthy of criticism. Sometimes, Marie's attempts to provide an interesting and complex heroine get into questionable territory, and Sam becomes a cringe caricature rather than a bad ass cop. I have to skip chapters in order to follow plot lines that are crucial to the overall story.