Psychopaths & Sinners

Don't..., Book 5

De: Jack L. Pyke

Narrado por: Dan Calley

“Because us? Psychopaths and Sinners...we don’t need fixing, Gray.” (Martin)

Three bodies, three mutilations, each one with something...unusual inserted into the wounds. The deaths are enough to leave Ash Thomas scrambling around to find someone to trust as the murders hit so close to home and heart.

For Gray Raoul, MI5 director of G-Branch, the deaths offer something else: A fall back into a familiar life where culling serial killers caters to his own darker mindset. But the farther Gray moves away from home, the more he realises serial killer games in the field are nothing compared to who he has locked up back at home. Sometimes walking the fine line between psychopaths and live-in lovers is a far darker game.

For Ash, that might just mean he’s on his own now, facing a killer who has a deadly fascination for dangerous young men and dancing holly blue butterflies over their skin.

©2019 Jack L. Pyke (P)2020 Jack L. Pyke

A wild and twisted ride

Now everything from #4 makes sense, relatively. Love the series. No idea where everything is going nor where it will end up. Previously I had difficulty understanding Dan Calley’s strong accent. Stupid me finally figured out, it would be helpful to slow down the speech. That was a great move for me.

great book

Another great instalment in this series. I just can’t get enough of it. I loved the characters very much. I love getting to know more of Gray, who has always been such an intriguing character. It was mostly slow pace but the story was interesting enough to keep me hook to it all the time.

The plot was fantastic. I love the way the main character’s stories connect. Even though I love the characters, that mostly is only when I talk about Gray, Jack and Jan. I liked Ash and Raif but I can’t say I loved them the way I loved the others. Ash was particularly interesting. I miss Jack terribly. I guess it just reflect the way Jan and Gray feel, but it was so bittersweet the few moments when I get to see him.

I alternate the reading and listening. I’m very impressed by the narrator abilities to create all this different characters. It was so easy to say who was who and they were so many that I was worry I would get confused. Perfectly paced. I loved the accents so much. Great narration. So perfect for the book. I keep thinking Gray is the one who has the prettiest voice.

disturbing

Would I listen to it again: yes
Did the story keep me engaged: yes
Was I invested in the characters: yes

Story comment: pace on this one is a little slower than it's predecessors but the plot was still interesting enough to keep me hooked. The story-lines for Ash/Raife and Grey/Jack/Jan came together organically and worked to tie the two together for another amazing roll-a-coaster ride that didn't let up until the end.

Narrator comment: Dan Calley's narration continues to be on the mark for these characters. He knows them now and that familiarity comes through as he breathes life and emotion into the suspense and intrigue of the story.

Can’t wait for the next one♥️

Jack & Dan are amazing again, I am so obsessed with this series. I am now counting the day’s until the next audio release I need more but Dan is just too good to open my Kindle on this one. I love a perfect author narration match

This story is so addicting, the writing fantastic and I have never picked up anything like it before - thank you Jack L Pyke I don’t know how you do it

Don't- Stop Listening!

A kick in the gut, and still I can not stop loving this series! So well crafted and keeps you on the edge.