A Perfect Grave

Jason Wade Series, Book 3

By: Rick Mofina

Narrated by: Paul Costanzo

Rookie crime reporter Jason Wade, a troubled loner from the wrong side of the tracks, pursues the story of a murdered Seattle nun. The case leads him to a hermit nun who founded a mysterious religious order; and ultimately to the dark secret that has tormented his ex-cop father for decades. It culminates in a life and death struggle against the clock. With time running out, Jason and his father battle the odds to confront a terrible truth.

©2015 Rick Mofina (P)2017 Tantor

Another masterpiece ❤️❤️

So love his stories. Just loved how he can bring the story together and in the end a nice wrap up
Great job as usual

Perfect grave to bury this book

The reader was very stiff and stilted. Think the story line had opportunity but with major glitches in the audio I was not able to finish or even get halfway through it. Sort of aggravated because I paid for it.

I managed to get to a point where the audio played again. So was able to finish the book. It was okay.. So after considering figured I should redo my review.
I dislike the profanity! So thought about giving it a 3 but have it a 4. Was an interesting story line.

A perfect police procedural/suspense thriller!

A Perfect Grave was first released in 2007 then released in Kindle format in 2015 and released at Audible today. This is the 8th audio novel by Rick Mofena I have listened to and reviewed; five were in the Tom Reed and Walt Sydowski series and A Perfect Grave is the third in the Jason Wade series. All have earned 5 stars for both the story and the narration. There are many excellent writers of the crime suspense mystery/thriller genre, but none are better in my opinion than Rick Mofina. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

Excellent Read/Listen

I both read and listen to my books sometimes simultaneously. Paul Contanzo delivers Rick Mofina’s characters with precision especially Paul Wade, the Seattle Mariner star but constantly struggling reporter, the protagonist in the “Jason Wade” series which is no surprise. Obviously. And this brings me to my one and only complaint in this series or with Rick Mofina’s work altogether! In “The Dying Hour”, Jason Wade is a blue collar guy that grew up in the brewery business with his dad that despises it. Jason aspires to be a writer/reporter, a very intelligent man with wicked instincts interning; competing, scratching and clawing for one position against five others, five other “Ivy League” interns at the Seattle Mariner newspaper. This is a great narrative, we all love an “Underdog” to route for. In the second installment “Every Fear” he has to deal with a ass hat editor with the paper trying to dislodge his position with the paper, the intern program aside! (I ain’t spoiling, have to read to see what I mean!) Now, in “The Perfect Grave” he works for yet another editor worse than the first two!! Getting old, too distracting, irritating and just frustrating as hell! The crimes he is covering with the tenuous relationships with law enforcement is suspenseful enough, there is plenty of tension there all on its own along with a problematic alcoholic father, ex wife, sexual tensions with other characters. The “Employer wanting to can the protagonist” gets old. Really old!! I pray the fourth installment leaves this narrative out of the recipe. All three are worth the cash, credit or gift card! Rick Mofina’s writing is first class; nothing less than brilliant and very suspenseful! I put him with Preston-Child, Mathew Fitzsimmons, Jeffery Deaver, Karen Slaughter, Greg Olsen, Lisa Gardner- all premier writers…….

Enjoyed the story good plot loved the twists and turns of the story

The narrator needs to work on his “S” pronunciation I'm sorry to say had to listen to at times