Winter's Fury

A Jeremy Winter Thriller, Book 3

By: Tom Threadgill

Narrated by: Drew Bott

Length: 9 hrs and 1 min

Publisher's Summary

Retired FBI agent Jeremy Winter spent his career chasing serial killers. Now, he finally has a chance to go after the one murderer who matters most - the killer of his wife and unborn daughter.

With few clues and nowhere to start, Jeremy tests the legal limits of his investigation, risking arrest and angering his FBI agent girlfriend Maggie Keeley. His determination to find the killer leads him on a twisting path of weak leads and strong doubts.

The past is fixed.

The future is fluid.

The fury is now.

And Jeremy Winter has time to kill.

©2019 Tom Threadgill (P)2019 Tom Threadgill

Superb! Nice ending!

Retired FBI agent Jeremy Winter, with the help of his FBI girlfriend and others, seeks to find the person who murdered his wife and their unborn daughter over a decade earlier. Book 3 in this excellent series by Tom Threadgill is at least as good as the earlier books. Narration by Drew Bott took some time to become accustomed to but it earns 5 stars.

Best in the series (so far I hope)!!!!

This is the third book in the Jeremy Winter series and I think it might just be the best one so far.
In this book Winter is retired FBI and recovering from an injury. Walking with a cane he’s not a very imposing figure. With nothing to do but help care for his fiancé’s young daughter he decides to try once again to look for his wife’s murderer. She was shot in a parking lot after buying items for their unborn child.
While looking for his wife’s killer he comes across a serial killer who sees himself as a protector. He only goes after men who abuse their women. Somehow though, Winter believes this man is involved with his wife’s murder. Winter’s fiancé is able to assist in a limited amount because she is still in the FBI.
The story takes quite a few turns and a few red herrings but when the killer is finally revealed - WOW! This was someone I would have never guessed.
Drew Bott does a great job narrating.
This book is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
If you found this review helpful please indicate so.
Thank You.

Thrilling book with unexpected ending!!

Tom did an outstanding job developing the characters and writing a clean, thrilling story! I have to agree with Shelley from Raleigh, NC and say Drew Bott did an outstanding job with his narration. Clean editing, great voices (his southern female voice was great!) and he added the perfect amount of emotion. Drew has a deeper voice that's easy on the ears and his several voices are very well done. No crazy, falsetto female voices!

The story is very good with believable characters and real emotions. It's obvious Tom Threadgill uses an editor as there were zero grammatical errors or stilted dialogue between characters. It is easy to sit down and just listen to. It does leave you at each chapter end wanting to jump right into the next one.

And the ending!! I did NOT see that coming! Just a superbly written story!

Clean listen. Not one curse word or sexual reference. The violence in the book is described in a manner that you know what's going on but Mr. Threadgill leaves out the gratuitous gory details. My opinion is you can listen with kids in the car and not worry about having to explain something uncomfortable. That is the mark of a great author - telling a story so well that you don't need to have sex or low-brow language prop it up.

I would listen to it again. Great narration by Mr. Bott brings the story to life! Well done Tom Threadgill!

Too bad they changed narrators

THis is the 3rd in this series and it's better than the previous two, which were great. The writing is excellent, the main characters have believable dialogue, there's humor thrown in which is sometimes rare in murder mysteries. The narration in the first two books was some of the best I've heard, this narrator was the absolute worst. The only reason I listened till the end was because I enjoy this author so much, but I will never listen to a book narrated by Drew Bott again.

Narrator change up is off putting

I love reading crime novel series back to back. The first 2 books in this series had a different narrator than this last book. I had a picture in my mind of Jeremy Winter based on the first narrator. He seemed serious, direct, and accurate. Then the 3rd book had a different narrator. The lilt in the 2nd narrator's voice made Jeremy seem weak, a little feminine, and clueless about the world around him.

The story in all 3 books was excellent! I hope the story line continues.

Love this series so glad there's a new narrator !!

I really love Books by Tom Threadgill . I'm fairly new to audible and couldn't be happier! this was a great series I loved all three books. the only issue I had was the original narrator. I had a hard time getting through the first book in this series due only to the terrible narration. It bordered on being a painful experience . I was truly glad when I got to the 2nd book in this series and found that there was a new narrator. It truly made all the difference. listening was made so much easier and much more pleasurable. Thank you for that, whether it was an intentional change or not it made the difference in my continued listening.

Loved it.

Extremely clean. No bad language or sleeping over before marriage. Good ending and didn't see the bad guy coming.

Eh I Finished It

The narration is fine. It gets an eh because of way to many ridiculous things that an officer wouldn’t or couldn’t do. I finished it but I’m not looking more from the writer.

Excellent

I have enjoyed all three books of the Winter series. This was a great way to end...all loose ends were tied up. I will be looking for more books by this author. I like the writing style and his way of detailing the plot. I live in West TN and was pleased to find an author from this area.

Really enjoy Jeremy Winter's Adventures

Very well written, and author doesn't feel the need to include unnecessary profanity or sexual situations. Thrilled to find a good murder plot and investigative series that doesn't offend, and has gotten more than one audible exclamation of shock from me when I "didn't see that coming".