Hostile Eyewitness

Serena Manchester, Book One

De: Tyora Moody

Narrado por: Susan Spain

Depressed from the complications of a head injury, Serena Manchester seeks solitude in the hometown she left almost 25 years before. Unknown to Serena, her hometown's landscape has changed and unseemly elements have seeped into the quaint Southern seaport town.

One night Serena witnesses a gang-related crime. She thinks she recognizes one of the young men, but chooses not to identify him. What if her brain injury has deceived her perceptions? Her estranged family has already reminded her why she left town in the first place. Drawing attention to herself and perhaps threatening her well-being is the last thing Serena needs.

Serena is determined to keep a low-profile, but Trey Evans persistently tries to draw her from her hiding place. With her track record with men, Serena isn't interested. What does she have in common with a minister even if they were childhood friends? When tragedy strikes close to home, Serena can no longer keep her head in the sand. Feeling responsible, Serena's reporter skills kick in and to the angst of the local police, she decides to start her own investigation. What began as journey to recover her sanity now becomes a fight for redemption.

©2015 Tyora Moody (P)2015 Recorded Books

Couldn’t stop listening

This was an awesome read. I loved it and looking forward to more of her books

Loved it

I love a good murder mystery. Serena is in the wrong place at the wrong time to witness a crime. She see’s a familiar face or does she. This book kept me intrigued from beginning to end. Serena does her on investigation to solve a murder old and new.

Loved it I love all of Tyora Moody's work.

I hope this is the beginning of a new series I can't wait for the next one.

Well-Done!

I enjoyed both the narrator and the story. Wasn't hard to follow, expressive, and definitely kept me guessing.

Too drawn out…

The conclusion could have come out hours ago - and did not make police appear helpful or smart. And it was very annoying that the police did not want to ask the right questions or work to help the situation so a lone former reporter started an investigation with too many pieces to connect with limited information. Not believable or interesting.