Worth Dying For

A Slaughter Creek Novel

By: Rita Herron

Narrated by: Tanya Eby

Hold on to your heart.

The sadistic experiments conducted in Slaughter Creek have left the town mired in mystery. As Special Agent Rafe Hood works to tie up the loose ends, the discovery of a grisly murder reveals there’s a new killer at work. Someone they’re calling "The Dissector". Someone who keeps his victims' body parts as gruesome trophies…

Special Agent Liz Lucas has been on leave, recovering from the trauma of her last case. But returning to find the Dissector will demand extra caution—especially with Rafe leading the investigation. The last time the two worked together, passions ran high and the resulting emotional interference with the case nearly cost Liz her life.

Now, even though their attraction is more magnetic than ever, Liz and Rafe will need to resist getting involved again if they’re to avoid the lethal distraction. As mounting evidence suggests the Dissector’s kills are personal, a threat returns from Liz’s past that suggests she was hardly safe to begin with.…

©2014 Rita Herron (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved

unrealistic timeline

characters are very repetitive from last story also there's unroot realistic timeline where characters go from being hurt to fully active in a matter of minutes

You will love this book

Awesome book you have to read or listen!!! This keeps you wanting to read more!!

Great Series

could gave done without the sex but loved the book and all of Rita's that I have read so far.

Not as good as the previous 2. Great Narration!

While I am enjoying this series, this is my least favorite so far. It just seemed like a filler book to continue on the series. I wasn't bad, it was just okay.

This book in Slaughter Creek series continues with the same story line and plot. One of the kids in the experiment goes crazy and gets revenge on the people in charge. And goes on a killing spree. However, we did get an extra killer in this book so there is that.


The romance portion seemed a bit forced and not real genuine. The chemistry between Rafe and Liz just sort of fell flat. There is a sex scene that was nicely written, not erotica.

Also, another thing I notice in the book is there sure are a lot of government officials in this small town of Slaughter Creek. I mean there is a sheriff, the FBI and serial killer profilers. Just seems unrealistic they all live there.

There is lots of great dialogue, which did help the book immensely.

As for the narration. It was great. I would have not finished this book if I was just reading it. So Tanya Eby made this book 10 times better that it was. She does a great job of giving everyone their own distinct voice. The men sound like men and she reads with emotion. I really like her narrations. It also seems like she gets better with every book I listen to that she has narrated. I highly recommend this narrator.

I would move if I lived in that town. LOL

Anyway, this book was a free read free listen whispersync with my KU subscription so it was worth it for sure.

loved it

loved it good storyline and the storyteller did a great job characters where awesome like her books

Death at Slaughter Creek

I enjoyed how the author was able to continue with the original story line, (with the Commander and Asylum), but also not drag it on. I like the introduction to Liz and Rafph (not sure how to spell it). We also get to see our characters from the past books like Amelia. It could be read on its own, but definitely recommend reading the other Slaughter Creek stories first.

Great Ending

loved the story line and will be sharing with friends. Shocked me to find out the who did it but way worth it

ok

There should be a man narrating men's voices she really sucked at it. story was good

Gruesome mystery novel

I have no particular problem with very gruesome novels, but this novel is not very good. The narration, on the other hand, is superb.

wow just wow

a great mystery with totally unpredictable twist and suspense. a mustered series. Ending is heartfeltnand touching after all the mystery and crime.