The Creek Killer

By: Dominika Best

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 8 hrs and 48 mins

Publisher's summary

The police found my body buried by the creek. They used my old name. The name I shed when I was 8. I've been on the run since.

"This book isn’t a page turner, it’s a page burner. I turned the pages so rapidly that the pages would probably caught on fire if it had been a real book and not an eBook." - ★★★★★

What would you do if you read your body had been discovered in a mass grave? How would you prove you weren’t dead?

Jane Smith has been running from danger her whole life. That danger followed her everywhere, leaving a trail of death in its wake. When the mummified bodies of six girls are discovered in the wetlands of Los Angeles, Jane is surprised to learn one of the dead girls bears her name—the name she abandoned twenty-five years ago to go into hiding.

Detective Harriet Harper gets pulled into a case to make or break her career…if it doesn’t end her life. When the burial site of six mummified girls is discovered, Harri joins the task force created to bring justice for the dead girls. Forces outside her control threaten her reputation and her coveted position on the team as the killer sets his sights on her, taunting her to come and find him.

When a witness comes forward with details that take Harri in new directions, she finds herself moving ever closer to the dark center of a decades-old secret, one that many people would prefer to stay hidden. With her career in the balance and her life on the line, Harri forges ahead to bring a serial killer to justice before he kills again.

Read what everyone is saying about The Creek Killer:

"Gripping not quite a strong enough adjective to describe this novel." - Goodreads reviewer

"Jamming good mystery murder thriller!" - Goodreads reviewer

"Had plenty of twists and turns and kinda took you thought more of the nitty gritty of figuring out the killers" - Amazon Reviewer

"I wasn’t expecting the roller-coaster thrill ride of my life" - Amazon Reviewer

"The storyline had many twists and turns to keep you involved in trying to solve the murders." - Amazon Reviewer

"One of the most intriguing mystery I've had the pleasure to read. A new and exciting story. Very detailed and well written." - Amazon Reviewer

"Detective Harri is the real deal, and her own demons make for a really interesting story while she tries to solve the case!" - Amazon Reviewer

"I turned the pages so rapidly that the pages would probably caught on fire if it had been a real book and not an eBook." - Goodreads reviewer

"The story kept moving forward at a good pace and was interesting characters, never boring." - Amazon Reviewer

"Characters are well thought out and interesting." - Amazon Reviewer

"It kept my attention late into the night! Lots of twists and turns, too. The characters are believable and it really keeps moving." - Amazon Reviewer

"An interesting book that holds the readers attention. A book about betrayal, greed, and murder." - Amazon Reviewer

“This book was captivating from the start. The main characters were exceptional.” - Amazon Reviewer

PUBLISHERS NOTE: Each book in the Harriet Harper series can be read as a standalone murder mystery.

another job lost due to AI

there was a lot of stilted end of sentences, things mispronounced.. not terrible but does another person need to lose a job.

Bad AI Reading

AI Voice was really bad. There were a lot of unintelligible or mispronounced words. I did enjoy the story but next time I will read the book instead of listening to the AI Voice.

Ruined by he last 30 minutes

Interesting premise, and well executed up to a point. Then it all careens off the rails into a far too swift ending to match the rest of the book. Virtual Voice narration needs to go straight to hell. I'd give it negative stars if I could. The mix ups in homophones and abbreviations were maddening. Made some scenes hard to follow.

Great murder mystery

The virtual voice leaves a lot to be desired. But the exciting story made up for it.