Deadly Choices

A High-Stakes Private Investigator Thriller

De: Scott Cook

Narrado por: Dave Alexander

A missing man. A ruthless syndicate. The case that creates a private investigator.

When fearless detective Scott Jarvis is assigned to find a missing NASA engineer, the case appears routine.

It isn't.

What begins as a disappearance quickly spirals into a web of sex, money, and corruption—leading straight to the sun-drenched waters of the Florida Keys… and a powerful Mafia smuggling operation hiding in plain sight.

Jarvis is getting close.

Too close.

Someone inside the system wants the investigation buried.

Pulled off the case without explanation, Jarvis faces a choice: Walk away from the truth… Or walk away from the badge.

Because the deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes—this isn't just about one missing man.

It's about a criminal empire built on extortion, espionage… and murder.

And some enemies are too dangerous to fight inside the system.

To stop them, Jarvis will have to risk everything… and become the kind of investigator who doesn't ask permission.

The first explosive thriller in the Scott Jarvis Private Investigator series.

©2017 Scott W Cook (P)2026 Scott W Cook

The horrible narrating.

The narrator was hard to listen to. He made every female character sound like a 14 yr old girl at a slumber party, making it hard to take them seriously. He made the dialogue happy and jovial when it didnt seem to call for it. The way he emphasized words didn't sound the way a real conversation would have gone.

mixed feelings

story was pretty good, but narrator has only one voice tone, regardless of the situation.

Very insightful telling with earnest inflection when appropriate.

New sailors will be grateful to understand that there is lots of water out there.

Very good novel!

I enjoyed the story and the characters. Being a Floridian I loved the setting and the author's description of the Keys. Great narrator also!😎

Good start to the new series

Another well written piece of work and totally like the fact that the narrator remains the same from Bullshark and Enterprise book collections.