The Perfect Alibi

A Jessie Hunt Psychological Suspense Thriller, Book 8

By: Blake Pierce

Narrated by: Abigail Reno

The Perfect Alibi is book number eight in a new psychological suspense series by best-selling author Blake Pierce, which begins with The Perfect Wife, a number-one best seller.

A suburban wife and mom escapes from the grasp of a psychotic serial killer - only to wind up murdered weeks later.

Was it a coincidence?

Or is there a serial killer out there playing a sick game of catch and release - and catch again?

Can famed FBI Agent Jessie Hunt, 30, shake off her personal trauma and enter this killer’s mind? Can she save the next victim - and maybe even herself - before it is too late?

A fast-paced psychological suspense thriller with unforgettable characters and heart-pounding suspense, The Perfect Alibi is book number eight in a riveting new series that will leave you listening late into the night.

Book number nine in the Jessie Hunt series - The Perfect Neighbor - is now also available.

©2020 Blake Pierce (P)2020 Blake Pierce

Reader sounds ok but....

The reader does a decent job but once again pronounced words wrong!!! Why doesn’t somebody check these things?

Author learned a new word

The number of times incredulously was used - if I had a dollar could have paid for the listen. I love the stories but that made me want to send a thesaurus to Blake. I will finish the series. I am hooked.

I love the story line of Jesse Hunt

I love this series by Blake Pierce. I have listened to others series from Blake Pierce and enjoyed them all.

Great Story - Narrator, fair

I love the Jessie Hunt books but the narrator makes them difficult to listen to because she mispronounces so many words. Sometimes she says the wrong words which should be obvious by the context and should have been easily caught by an editor or producer if they were listening. For example, at one point she says someone “was convinced of the murder of” instead of convicted of it.

can't stop listening

this series is by far my favorite I could listen and read it over and over again