Game of Fear

A Montgomery Justice Novel, Book 3

By: Robin Perini

Narrated by: Todd Haberkorn

Brilliant kids from all over the country are disappearing - but no one knows why. Until now.

In the cockpit, Search and Rescue pilot Deb Lansing is in control: her flight, her rules. But after the suspicious disappearance of her supersmart younger sister, she knows this is one rescue mission she can’t fly solo. She needs help. She needs Gabe Montgomery.

An earth-shattering betrayal led former SWAT officer Gabe Montgomery to his current deep-cover assignment. But he trusted Deb Lansing with his life once before and she’d pulled him through. Now it’s his turn to repay the feisty redhead - even if it threatens to blow his covert op.

As Deb and Gabe get closer to the answers - and closer to each other - their investigation reveals a startling pattern: gifted kids from all over the country are going missing after mastering the popular video game Point of Entry. And when bodies turn up, the new lovers will face a ruthless fiend known only as the Warden. Will they be able to find Deb’s sister, or will she vanish like so many others?

Another pulse-pounding Montgomery Justice novel proves that a Montgomery man always plays to win.

©2014 Robin Perini (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Game of Fear

Great story, crazy, far out, conspiracy theory type plot, enjoyable characters. The narrator did an good-ish job with the reading, but didn't show much difference in the voices. Even between men & women, you couldn't always tell who was talking.

Excellent narrator raises the star count

Overall I enjoyed this one. Mainly, I have to say, because of the outstanding performance of the narrator. For me the narrator is SO important and I have been so disappointed with so many narrators in the past that, these days, I tend to select a book to spend my money on based on the narrator. I have never been disappointed with this narrator. A very talented actor/reader.

The book itself had an interesting premise and there was plenty of action/excitement. The romance was relegated to second place behind the action so I wouldn't call this a romance in the traditional sense. I do feel, however, that the story could have been condensed into two thirds of its length and still have delivered. It was a bit protracted for my liking. But then, there was more time to listen to the narrator and that was never a hardship.

Worth the credit for me.

Sweet and noisy

Bit of mills and boon around the edges but the story is interesting if you like cliche good guy / bad guy thriller excitement. Performance is good given the subject ride.

Really loved this book!

I really loved this book and didn't want it to end! The narration was excellent and the storyline exciting and thought provoking. It's great to read a book not littered with vulgarity. I'll definitely be reading more from Robin Perini! Thank-you

Great sequel

Great sequel, I am looking hoping there will be another sequel to the Macgomery series!