Light Before Day

De: Christopher Rice

Narrado por: Cole Ferguson

Adam Murphy wants to be a serious journalist. Unfortunately, he spends his days writing copy about underwear and abs for a gay lifestyle magazine. When a troubled young porn star brings him a tip about a recently deceased marine's secret visit to an infamous pimp for underage boys, Adam is determined to break the story... until someone starts threatening his life.

Undeterred, Adam begins to unravel a deadly conspiracy involving runaway sugar daddies, salacious A-list parties, and three handsome young men who have vanished without a trace. Now he must enter the seedy underbelly of LA to find the truth behind their disappearance, as well as the disappearance of his ex-lover, Corey - who may have some deadly secrets of his own.

In this supercharged modern noir tale of sex, drugs, and revenge from New York Times bestselling author Christopher Rice, getting to the bottom of a scandalous story can be dangerous... if not downright fatal.

©2014 Christopher Rice (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved

Suspenseful story with great narration.

The story kept me guessing till the end. Some moments of repetitive dialog and explanation, but I didn't lose track of the direction the plot was headed. The narrator seemed an excellent choice for the main character, and he did a great job of creating distinct voices for all the other characters.

Look forward to more books and audiobooks by this team.

Hardboiled mystery, noir and gay

The story was intelligently written, albeit highly detailed and a trifle long. Despite me being a straight 73 year old female, I found the characters realistic and relatable. At first, the all gay storyline was a bit jarring, but by putting orientation aside, it was an engrossing, fast paced tale. I had enjoyed some of Rice's early works and it appears his style has only improved.

Almost thought I had read it before.

Nice plot twists. Not too graphic but still disturbing in a nice way. I think he's used the same plot devices in something else he wrote.

Never a dull moment

I’ve read every one of Christophers books but had missed this one. He’s a superb story teller; the dialogue was electric and the voice variations from the narrator were pretty magical.

The best of Christopher Rice

I’ve been a huge fan of this book since it first came out. Now, being a person in recovery living in Los Angeles it has even more of an impact. So many fantastic great characters. As soon as you can barely keep track of the story and its many players everything comes together as the truth is revealed in the most amazing way. Rice has made an incredible lead character with Adam Murphy. I would love to see him revisited. Also, Cole Ferguson is fantastic as the narrator.