Touch of Red

Tracers, Book 12

De: Laura Griffin

Narrado por: George Newbern, Tavia Gilbert

New York Times best-selling author Laura Griffin "delivers the goods" (Publishers Weekly) again with this gripping, "spellbinding" (Fresh Fiction) thriller full of twists and turns - the 12th in her best-selling Tracers series.

When crime scene investigator Brooke Porter arrives at the home of a murdered woman, the only thing more shocking than the carnage is the evidence that someone escaped the scene. But where is this witness now? A thorough search of the area yields more questions than answers, and before Brooke even packs up her evidence kit, she's made it her goal to find the witness and get them out of harm's way.

Homicide detective Sean Byrne has seen his share of bloody crime scenes, but this one is particularly disturbing, especially because Brooke Porter is smack in the middle of it. Sean has had his eye on the sexy CSI for months, and he's determined to help her with her current case - even if it means putting his attraction on hold so he and Brooke can track down a murderer. But as the investigation - and their relationship - heats up, Sean realizes that keeping his work and his personal life separate is more complicated than he ever imagined; especially when the killer sets his sights on Brooke.

With Griffin's signature "fully fleshed characters, dry humor, and tight plotting" (Publishers Weekly), Touch of Red demonstrates why she is one of the most acclaimed and popular authors of sexy thrillers today.

©2017 Laura Griffin (P)2017 Simon & Schuster, Inc. All rights reserved.

Good Light Read

I needed something mindless but enjoyable, and this did the trick. I will look for the next book in this series soon.

Good book but male narrator is lacking

I love all of Laura Griffin books this one is no exception. I enjoyed the plot and I always like the CSI part of it that involves the Delphi Center. Tavia Gilbert does a good job but I think George Newbern does quite give some of the characters enough enthusiasm. When there were tense situations it seems the narration was to "casual" for the scene. Like Sean's responses were too blasé when he was getting ready to rescue Brook and fight off the bad guys.