Reclamation

Murder at the Beach

By: Erosa Knowles

Narrated by: Michael Pauley

Club Reclamation is a place where vets from all military branches come, chill, grab a drink or meal and find like-minded folks with a story to tell, or problem to share or a soapbox to stand on. If you've served in the armed forces, chances are you'll find a friend who gets you and what you've been through at Club Reclamation, where everyone gets a second chance.

What if someone you trusted for years stole your child? What would you do to get him back? Former SEAL Maximus Delgado cannot accept never seeing his son again and sets out to find his son, Kevin. With the help of fellow vets and team members, he leads his team across North Carolina and beyond to find Helen Grant, the older woman who manages to stay one step ahead of them.

During the search for Kevin, Max and his team come across a body in a place Max had searched. With his fingerprints near the location of the corpse he becomes a prime suspect and seeks to find the murderer before his arrest. In a surprising turn of events, Max discovers he has room in his heart for one more. He refuses to stop searching until the real culprit is found and brought to justice for the murder at the beach.

©2014 Erosa Knowles (P)2016 Erosa Knowles

One mystery solved…

Really good book but it leaves a major issue unresolved with no mention as to whether that is addressed in a follow-up book or not.

Nice diverse story but there is cliff hanger!

I enjoyed the story and really got into the drama but, was irritated with the ending. Still it was nice and kept me interested. I'm a sucker for dad's protecting kids. I hope Erosa Knowles cranks out more audible stories soon. I think this is worth a listen.

Love my Alphas

Love my Alphas and the Ladies that love them. Looking forward for the next book to see if Max finds his Son. Great Narration.

Reclamation

This was an interesting book with a lot of twists and turns in the story.

Good

I want more. I knew by the end thos book should have been bigger. it had action but thee are strings that were left untied so I will look for the next book.