Waking the Dead

By: Kylie Brant

Narrated by: Bronson Pinchot

A killer in the wilderness.

Forensic anthropologist Caitlin Fleming knows bones. So she is the first one called when seven sets of skeletal remains are found dumped in a makeshift graveyard in the Oregon wilderness. The skeletons bear the same distinctive marks - and each is minus a skull.

Cait needs outdoor guide Zach Sharper for one reason only - to help her find her way through the Willamette Forest as she pieces together clues. Despite the attraction that burns between them, Cait will let nothing shake her focus. Until the killer closes in to terminate the search - and the investigators on the verge of unmasking him...

©2009 Kim Bahnsen (P)2015 Audible Inc.

Did not disappoint

The whole Mind Hunters series is excellent and thrilling reads ! This was one of the early books and did not disappoint! Good summer read !

I’m really enjoying this series!

Well written, keeps you guessing and Bronson Pinchot does an amazing job narrating! Highly recommend the whole series.

Fascinating Evil

Plot wise, this may be the best of the series so far. The protagonist in this one is astoundingly devious. The characters are well done and diverse. The narrator, Bronson Pinchot, who has been amazing throughout this series, was not quite as good when it came to voicing Caitlyn. But I think that was probably due to the author's description of the character. She's a tough, nearly over the top personality with a particular vocal style. I think almost any narrator would have had a tough time with her.

Readers be warned: this bad guy is seriously creepy and the personification of all things evil. This ain't no kindergarten read, and should be considered an 18+ considering the violence, adult language, and graphic sex. Don't get me wrong, it's a great read/listen. As long as certain things aren't an issue for you. I'm definitely interested in continuing on with the series.

The heroine’s voice is breathy

I like the writing and the performance except for the breathy heroine’s voice that became tiresome. It was the same in Walking Evil.

Good Read

I continue to enjoy the storyline. I just don’t need the graphic sex scenes to be interested in the book. I believe that there is another way to display romance.