Class of 72

By: Ricky Corum

Narrated by: Cassandra Arnold

A gripping, multi-generational mystery awaits in the small town of Frederick.

Detective Faye-Lynn Johnson is tasked with catching a killer before he strikes again. When attending her 25th high school reunion, Faye-Lynn discovers the body of a classmate in a dumpster, and the entire town is thrown into a state of fear. As the evidence piles up, it becomes clear that her old classmates are the killer's targets. With her keen instincts and investigative skills, Faye-Lynn must race against time to save her classmates and bring the murderer to justice.

Filled with secrets, lies, and powerful emotions, this suspenseful thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat. If you enjoy books like: The 1st To Die by James Patterson or The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins, then you're sure to love this thrilling mystery.

©2023 Ricky Corum (P)2023 Ricky Corum

Love the cover art

Full disclosure: I received this book free in return for an honest review.
The book had some interesting characters and many parts of the story line were entertaining. But to be honest, I found it to be less than engaging through many parts of the book as well. I had a difficult time paying attention and a hard time getting to the finish. The narration was not fantastic, but not completely terrible. At times, it sounded so monotonous that I was convinced it was an electronic voice. All in all, the story and the narration were... "amateurish", I would say. I hate to leave anything but glowing reviews, but I am obligated to review this book and I will not be dishonest.

Very Good

This is the first book I've listened to and have read by this author. I really enjoyed the story. Lots of twists and turns. Both the writing and the narration are Very good. I look forward to listening and reading more by this author.

Twit and turns

Robbery gone wrong, but wait is it all connected to the classmates killings. Detective Faye Johnson has her work cut out for her. A little town and their secrets. Makes you think of your neighbors a little different know. The ended was to be expected at least for me. I connected the links and had my theory. This story was narrative well. The style of writing is written to keep my interest with out the fake over the top gore/killings. I was hoping the ending ended a little different.

I never guessed until the very end!

A ‘dinnertime cat burglar’, a manipulative wealthy woman, dead classmates…Detective Faye Lynn Johnson has her hands full in this latest installment in the series. I’m familiar with western MD and the PA border towns so this enhances the story for me. The ending gutted me!!! Now onto the next book to see how our beloved detective will recover.

It was alright

It was a murder mystery with intertwined stories. The plot was ok, but the writing could have been better. The narrator did a fair job.