Double Minds

By: Terri Blackstock

Narrated by: Cassandra Campbell

The young girl with the Bohemian style was on the floor where she’d fallen, between Parker's computer case and her file cabinet. She wore a long, flowing skirt—lavender, the color of calm—and camel-colored Uggs. She lay on her back, her long, wavy blonde hair matted with blood. For struggling singer/songwriter Parker James, the music business has just turned deadly. Her desk in the reception area of a busy recording studio has become a crime scene, and Parker finds herself drawn into a mystery where nothing is as it seems. Unraveling the truth puts her own life at risk when she uncovers high-level industry corruption and is terrorized by a menacing stalker. As the danger escalates, Parker begins to question her dreams, her future, and even her faith. Double Minds is a double treat—combining a compelling suspense novel with an inside look at the world of the Christian music industry in Nashville. Terri Blackstock grabs readers at page one and keeps them riveted until the final plot twist is untangled.

Really enjoyed it!

So good! You can't go wrong with this one. I couldn't stop listening! Will read more of Terri Blackstock books.

Keeps you guessing!

This is definitely a mystery that keeps you guessing until the end. It captured my attention and I could not wait to finish it.
Terry Blackstock is an amazing author!

Suspense

Loved this book. I sat on the edge of my seat till the very end. Narrator was great with all the different voices I felt like I was watching a movie
I would recommend this audiobook.

Terri blackstock does it again!

this book was excellent. I read it twice. Terri has a great way of keeping you in suspense and weaving spiritual encouragement throughout.

Good storyline, narrator whines

I really like the storyline. And I like the narrator. However, the narrator does a horrible job with selfish, manipulating characters. She gives them a whiney voice, the kind you would typically hear coming from a 3, 4 or 5 year old.. It would be great if she could learn how to narrate a character who is trying to be a manipulator without resorting giving them a whine. She needs to trust the story to reveal the character’s intentions, and the intelligence of the audience to pick up on it. The whine makes it makes it very difficult to listen to.