No Woods So Dark as These

De: Randall Silvis

Narrado por: Graham Winton

There are good reasons to fear the dark...

Former Sergeant Ryan DeMarco's life has been spent in defiance - he's defied death, loneliness, and betrayal all while fighting the worst parts of humanity. He's earned a break, and following the devastation of their last case, DeMarco and his girlfriend Jayme want nothing more than to live quietly in each other's company. To forget the horrors they've experienced and work on making each other whole again.

But dreams of a peaceful life together are shattered when two bodies are discovered in a smoldering car in the woods, and another is found brutally mutilated nearby. Much as he'd like to leave the case to his former colleagues, dark forces are at play and DeMarco cannot escape the vortex of lies, betrayal, and desperation. He and Jayme are dragged back into the fray, where they must confront the shady dealings of a close-knit rural community.

In the highly anticipated fourth installment in his critically acclaimed series, Randall Silvis returns with a case that might break Ryan DeMarco for good.

©2020 Randall Silvis (P)2020 Recorded Books

The story itself was weak

I don’t know where to start about what I dislike this story just didn’t cut it on top of which the audio didn’t fit in. The reader’s voice seemed annoying to me, especially when he was trying to do the female part.

Stupidest ending ever

All through the series the hero makes smart choices and demonstrates skill. At the climax he succeeds in suddenly becoming a totally different person. The character makes the stupidest decisions at every turn, culminating in a dumb conclusion. I think Silvis got tired of writing.

Unsure?

There is no way to review this book without giving too much away. I don't know what to say. I can't decide if I want to congratulate the author or punch him.

what the hell!

Great story stupid ending.
Why did the author decide to end this series like this? I was such a good series!!
Ok, if you don't mind story lines that are superb but have those utter letdown endings then you should still read thus series. It up is still by far a good read but I feel like it could go on into another continuation without giving too much away. Read ( or listen) anyway, its still really good, lol.