Criminal Intentions: Season One, Episode Three

Criminal Intentions: Season One, Episode Three

By: Cole McCade

Narrated by: Curt Bonnem

Multiple execution-style murders hint at a mob hit, but when Malcolm and Seong-Jae follow the clues, the last thing they expect is a host of very familiar—and very dead—faces. They say dead men tell no tales, but if Malcolm and Seong-Jae can't even trust the words of the living, they'll never catch a hit man dead set on burying every trace of an underworld secret . . . along with a few more bodies.

But it's not just the cold bodies on their minds when a little undercover work sends them to a nightclub once owned by none other than Marion Garvey. Forced to play at being lovers, neither man can ignore the distraction of the very warm body in his arms. To Malcolm, Seong-Jae remains as aloof as ever . . . but what's really smoldering under that icy mask?

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Cole McCade (P)2022 Tantor

Still enjoying every word

The title says it all. I'd read all the books, and as soon as the audio books dropped, I bought them all.

I'm hoping that there will be audio for Season 2.

best narrator

god he amazing, did everything right. highly recommend criminal intentions through audio. and of course grateful for cole

YES! Another Criminal Intentions on audible!

This is one of my favorite stories about Malcom. His partner begins to understand how he feels toward Malcom. I have read the entire series but this narrator brings the books alive. I have enjoyed the stories and can't wait for more.

Great work all arouind

I'm impressed by this series. I wish there were more episodes in the Plus Catalog. Very good writing and narration. The story is skillfuly crafted and either the author is very competent or has a good editor. It all works, nothing drags, no unanswered questions unless they have value. The narrator is paying good attention so the inflection is supportive (not something one can take for granted with a lot of series where the narrator is clearly bored with the story and slips into their signature sing-song cadence.). The series and episode idea is good, I can imagine the season finale is going to bring a lot of strands together. Admirable!