Midnight Guardians

A Max Freeman Mystery (Max Freeman, Book 6)

Max is back, trawling the trailer parks and waterways of south Florida, where amid the gorgeous beaches and abundant foliage there lies a stunning range of brutality. After Max is hired to investigate a conspiracy involving fake claims to Medicare, he quickly realizes the scheme is much more dangerous than anyone assumed. And when the Brown Man, a former drug kingpin who once helped Max nab a serial killer, reappears in a slick new guise, Max must reclaim his street instincts to protect not just the citizens of south Florida, but also his girlfriend, Detective Sherry Richards - the one person he can’t afford to lose.

©2010 Jonathon King (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Not as good as his first two books

I really enjoyed the Max Freeman series, book one and two, however, audible did not offer 3 , 4 or five so I had to skip to book 6. I found it a little depressing. I didn’t like the reader as much as the first two and overall I would not recommend this book.

I just liked the narrator from the other two books better.

It’s just a matter of personal choice and I got used to the difference pretty quickly, but I didn’t much like the voice he used for booker’s character.

Book Was OK

Story was ok, but the book flowed well and held my attention. Narration was good. Some of the inflection and women's voices bothered me. I know where he was going with it though so it fits. I would listen to another book by both the author and narrator.