No Safe Place

A Thriller

THE NEXT THRILLER BY THE #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING COAUTHOR OF JAMES PATTERSON'S MICHAEL BENNETT SERIES

While he's hiding out off the grid on a trout stream in the middle of rural New England, the last thing Mike Gannon is looking for is any more trouble. But then he bumps into an old girlfriend who is an investigator up from New York City looking into the mysterious death of a student at a nearby prestigious college. And soon what Mike wants and what he’s about to get become two very different things.

First a whistleblower comes forward with evidence of a deadly scandal.

Then shortly after arrives a group of dangerous men who will do anything to keep secrets buried.

Then the lights go out.

No Safe Place is Mike Gannon’s most nail-biting, most hair-raising, most suspenseful and satisfying and thrilling adventure yet.

Not as good as past 3 books.

Not a big fan of the narrator, his performance makes you sleepy and hard to keep pace

Good story

Good story. Lots of action. I enjoyed the characters. The narrator was low key and at first hard to get into the book but once i got use to his voice and matter of speaking it was very good.

Loved it! Exciting and suspenseful!

From the first chapter, I couldn’t put it down. Full of twists & turns throughout. I couldn’t stop reading it.
Michael Ledwidge, you are my new favorite author.

Great Series

When I noticed the change in narrators I was somewhat apprehensive. I really liked the previous narrator. But I decided to give him a chance. Side note: this author really seems to have a beef with a certain three letter organization starting with an F and ending with a I. narrator did a good job and I enjoyed this story and will absolutely purchase the next one. if you have also read the Michael Bennett stories, you know this guy is a premium story teller. I would think Patterson only pairs up with the best! While I do not like everything with his name on it - Irishmen, Gannon & Bennett are great protagonist. Recommend! Give them a listen!

It was easy the visualize all of the people and places.

The narration was a not flat.
Not at all energetic. I am used to Scott Brick.