Splashdown

Dangerous Series, Book 3

By: Linda K. Rodante

Narrated by: Renee Adams

Length: 8 hrs and 10 mins

Publisher's summary

Lynn Stapleton likes designer handbags and high-end clothing, so how did Sharee Jergenson talk her into visiting a homeless site, much less starting a friendship with one of its residents?

Then a hurricane hits Florida, and Lynn finds herself involved in the homeless woman’s murder. Detective Rich Richards thinks Lynn’s connection with the woman is suspicious, but Lynn doesn’t care what the blue-eyed detective thinks. She’s not leaving this investigation until the murderer is found.

On the other hand, Richards finds Lynn not just a disruption to his case, but also to his life as a nominal Christian. He’d do better to stay away from the tall, willowy blonde, but he can’t - because she and Sharee have unearthed evidence that will convict someone of murder, and that person has marked both women for death.

©2016 Linda K. Rodante (P)2021 Linda K. Rodante

A Page Turner!

This book was well written and had well developed characters. There is a lot going on in this book, but it flows together well. A lot of suspense to keep you guessing what happens next. This is the fourth book I've read/listened to from this author and I'm hooked. I love the clean and faith based perspective from which this author writes.

The narrator did a very good job on their part.

I received a free copy of this audiobook and I am voluntarily leaving this review.

Excellent Story & Narration

Another winner in this series. Sheree talks Lynn to visit with her the homeless. Lynn develops a friendship with the one, talk about opposites, Lynn’s designer bags to this homeless one…Murder happens to her and Detective Rich question Lynn’s friendship. A good clean Christian story with good narration by Renee Adams.
Given audio for my voluntary review

Fix the audio

The story and the narrator are good but, halfway into the story and several other times there are places where you hear what was supposed to be edited out. “He called you sweetheart” several times with different intonations. There are others scattered about throughout the book. Who ever was supposed to to the final editing got paid without doing their job.