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The Voice Inside
- Frost Easton, Book 2
- Narrated by: Joe Barrett
- Length: 9 hrs and 54 mins
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Publisher's Summary
One cop's lie has set a killer free.
Four years after serial killer Rudy Cutter was sent away for life, San Francisco homicide inspector Frost Easton uncovers a terrible lie: his closest friend planted false evidence to put Cutter behind bars. When he's forced to reveal the truth, his sister's killer is back on the streets.
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- shelley
- 01-17-18
EXCELLENT ! Leaves you wanting more!!!!!
This is another author who consistently writes good books. I don't think I have ever read anything written by him that I didn't like. Fortunately this book follows suit and is an excellent read.
Combine this with the Excellent narration by Joe Barrett and you can't go wrong! I really enjoy Barrett's style. He gets sarcasm and delivers flawlessly.
This book has a serial killer getting released from prison due to a police officer planting the evidence that got him convicted. Frost Easton was that cops partner. Although he can't officially work on the case because his sister was also a victim, he tries to get enough evidence on the man to send him back. There's no who done it in this book. It a great cat and mouse chase and because the killer begins killing again as soon as he's released. It's a race figure out who future victims might be and get to them before he does.
The last 1/2 hour gives one final jaw dropping twist.
If you have kindle unlimited the ebook is free and this audio book will cost you $1.99.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this book.
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- Mz Toya
- 03-20-18
I had so many conflicting emotions about this book
The narrator grew on me in the first book. Initially I thought I would not listen because I didn't like his voice but I actually feel he was the perfect narrator for this type of book. In this book, I felt so conflicted about what Frost did. While it was indeed the right thing I didn't know if it was the best thing. But I know that if things like what Jess did is allowed it could easily be a slippery slope. Then I was mad at Maria Lopez because surely you could have waited until conditions were better to take a run. This was an excellent book. Kept you guessing and feeling so many emotions as you listened.
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- JessB
- 03-05-18
Not quite as good as The Night Bird but still good
What made the experience of listening to The Voice Inside the most enjoyable?
Familiar character Frost Easton & story line about his sister's death
What did you like best about this story?
It's as well written as the previous!
Have you listened to any of Joe Barrett’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
I have! It was about the same as in The Night Bird!
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Always listen to...
(The Voice Inside)
Any additional comments?
For some reason I didn't enjoy this as much as The Night Bird. Maybe because this time I was expecting a "twist" at the end that I didn't see coming. Regarding that twist, *spoiler alert* personally I felt it inauthentic that his sister's killer was who it turned out to be.
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- Wayne
- 01-18-18
Book 2 in the Frost Easton series
The combination of author Brian Freeman and narrator Joe Barrett is difficult to beat! The Voice Inside is very different from The Night Bird which is Book 1 in the Frost Easton series. This is an outstanding police procedural set in San Francisco. When I thought the novel was ending the story continued with a plot twist that identifies a second antagonist.
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- Traci
- 07-16-19
No accents please
I enjoyed the book and the narrator is good except he can not do accents. I could not tell if she was southern or British or what.
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- cheryl james
- 09-30-18
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This story was just okay for me. Not really my book of choice. I was able to figure out a few details.
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- Ann
- 06-02-18
WELL DONE, MR. FREEMAN. WELL DONE.
One of the most creative mysteries I've read or listened to in a long time. While the narrator's unique voice is better suited to humor, he didn't take anything away from Mr. Freeman's great story. Buy it if you don't have an audiobook credit!
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- Aida
- 10-24-19
Where’s the suspense?
I picked this one up for the ratings but had an extremely hard time following the story. Good twist in the end but not the best read
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- anthony
- 07-09-18
almost a three star
A rule I have, no book can rate more than two stars if I can't finish it. This book wasn't bad, in some places throughout it was very good, but the overused dramatic theme of the lone wolf lawman hunting down the depraved murderer was hackneyed beyond my endurance. If Freeman were to write another police procedural type of novel, it would be nice if he could made it a little more realistic and less like a TV show. I made it to chapter 44 out of 49 before I gave up. Very disappointing. I doubt I'll try any more of his books.
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- Eric Hunley
- 02-13-18
Different style in good follow-up
This is the second book in the Brian Freeman Frost Easton series. It features the SF Homicide Inspector almost completely this round. In the first book of the series, he had a shared billing.
I enjoy the Brian Freeman and Joe Barrett team of author and narrator very much, with this being no exception.
The plot was a bit of a stretch, but I still enjoyed the story and was glued to my headphones until the end.
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