Daingerfield Island

By: John Wasowicz

Narrated by: William T. Newman Jr.

Daingerfield Island introduces listeners to Elmo Katz, a defense attorney from Alexandria, VA. The narration is by William T. Newman, Jr., an accomplished stage and firm personality in Northern Virginia. The audiobook is the first collaborative venture between Newman and author John Adam Wasowicz, who have known one another in the Northern Virginia legal community for over 30 years.

In Daingerfield Island, Mo Katz, no stranger to the twisted truths that lurk in the justice system, has his world upended when he becomes entangled in a complex terrorist plot that follows the discovery of a Congressional aide’s body floating in the Potomac River. Places that Katz once navigated with ease now become obscured by shadows as he weaves his way through political intrigue, courtroom machinations, and police skulduggery to save what’s left of the truth - and himself.

©2017 John Adam Wasowicz (P)2017 John Adam Wasowicz

Twists and turns

The story kept twisting and turning the whole book. I couldn't believe the ending. Great book!

Left wondering the whole time.

This story blew me away. Throughout the entire thing you find out more and more, never really getting a hang of what to expect next. The ending is amazing and I can't say I saw the resloution coming.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review

More entertaining than expected

An imaginative story by an author with apparent fluency in the DMV area. The accuracy of the locality details might leave you questioning the overall fact to fiction ratio of the work. I will read on if Elmo makes another appearance!

narration not great

the story is really good, and interesting. the narration was not so great... or the editing of the narration, both were lacking. there were points when the narrator stopped and cleared his throat, or re-read a line multiple times. the audio quality itself seemed to have changed multiple times. good story though, maybe next time I will read the actual book.

Good start to a series

Very enjoyable, convoluted espionage/crime story. Especially good for those of us in around beltway.