Electric Midnight

Paradox P.I., Book 2

By: Nathan Van Coops

Narrated by: Stacy Carolan

Do androids die with their secrets?

Loner detective Greyson Travers just found his latest client dead on the sidewalk. Left with only a cryptic coin and a victim no one knows, it’s a case he doesn’t want. When a corporation producing androids offers to fund his investigation, Greyson smells a setup, but a girl with a mysterious past may hold clues to the truth.

Dangerous people move in the shadows of this city, and now Greyson is in their sights. But with a fast car and his sarcastic AI riding shotgun, he’s betting he can hunt down the killer before his time is up.

Strap in for another pause-resisting mystery in the Paradox PI series with twisting time travel, unforgettable characters, and a wise-cracking detective who never quits. Solve this mystery from the future today.

©2021 Nathan Van Coops (P)2021 Nathan Van Coops

Another Fun Time Travel Book!

I think Nathan Van Coops writes the most fun time travel books out there.

Better and better..

I do so enjoy these books on the Paradox P.I. series. Greyson is a funny private investigator who never knows when to keep his mouth shut when he's on-the-job. Wilder was a singer in a night club that Greyson slept with and Heavens was the woman he thought was the most beautiful he'd ever seen, and wanted to sleep with her too. LOL

Fade-to-black sex and the F-bomb was used 7 times.

As for the narration: Stacy Carolan did a great job on the voices and the emotions when he read.

Great story in the same world as “Times Like These.”

I really enjoy Nathan Van Coop’s “Times Like These” audiobooks. I was hoping he’d do another with the main character, but instead we got a new series starring his son… who is even more badass so far (other than his rant on climate). I have enjoyed both audiobooks and I’m looking forward to the next one. My only worry is Nathan will go political like most of my former favorite authors have, leaving me with less and less to listen to or read. I definitely had no interest in the side series featuring a female protagonist, so hopefully he keeps writing good ol’ fashion stories like this with a traditional male protagonist and female love interest.