Fracture Five

An Investigative Paranormal Thriller (NightShade Forensic FBI Files, Book 2)

By: A. J. Scudiere

Narrated by: Bill Murphy

Eleri and Donovan are back! Nightshade’s newest agents are in LA to bring down a burgeoning terrorist cell.

To make matters worse, it's not just one terrorist cell, it's two. Or is it three? There is little to go on, only links between missing army munitions and a veteran named Cooper Rollins. With his special ops training and severe PTSD, it's impossible to tell what kind of game Rollins is playing.

Eleri and Donovan will have to use their unique skills to stop the attack before it happens. But in the crowded city, there are too many people who might reveal what Donovan is if he dares to make the change. And Eleri is starting to show signs of powers she didn’t know she had, and can’t control.

On the surface the cells seem unrelated, each with separate perpetrators and different motives. But they are all linked by Rollins and the very disturbing passcode: “Fracture Five”.

Fracture Five is the second audiobook in the NightShade Forensic FBI Files series by USA Today best-selling author A.J. Scudiere. This book can be enjoyed as a stand-alone, but listeners who love paranormal investigations and FBI thrillers will want to enjoy the entire series!

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Complex characters and story

Fracture 5 is filled with details for lovers of forensic analysis, FBI investigations and for those who like to howl at the moon- or imagine the ability to run like a wolf. The dialogue was believable and the voice actor did a great job of voicing a large cast of male characters and a fair job of voicing the female characters. Overall I’m enjoying the series!

Series continues – good

I like a series that has the same two or several main characters, but the stories change. Series that are epic or sagas are OK and I enjoy those too, but I like the fact that one story ends and a new story begins. I’m sometimes a little impatient with the sagas. In the second book, I found some areas that dragged a little bit for me but overall there were points that were edge of your seat action and kept me engaged.