Harm None

A Rowan Gant Investigation

By: M R Sellars

Narrated by: Todd Faulkner

The Witch and the Dead...

They say dead men tell no tales. I really wish that was true, because the dead tell me more than I ever wanted to know.

My name is Rowan Gant. I'm just an average guy...well, except for the fact that I'm a witch. That last part is the reason I'm the go-to guy for the local cops whenever a murder is a little beyond the pale, and they need a consultant with knowledge of the occult. I didn't actually want the job, but apparently the job wanted me.

It all started when I was asked to decipher some symbols found at a crime scene. The police needed answers, and as it turns out so did I. You see, fate being what it is, I had a personal connection to the victim when she was still among the living. It gets worse, though.... The images in the crime scene photos gave me a sick feeling that the killer wasn't finished. I could see - even feel - what was coming next, and it was not going to be good.

In fact it was going to be downright evil....

©2000 M. R. Sellars (P)2015 M. R. Sellars

Excellent read and audio!

Where does Harm None rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I have read all M.R. Sellars book on the Rowan Gant series and now can enjoy on audible. I hope audible continues to add other books to this series, and not leave us hanging.

"Welcome back. Thanks for not letting go."

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I'm so glad I gave this story a chance!

This was a very well written-supernatural-modern detective story. I appreciated the adult character acting like adults and you get a real murder mystery that you try and figure out along with Rowan and Ben.

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I will admit that I hated how goody to shoes Rowan was towards some people..that FBI agent was still on my s*** list of people to dislike. Not even an apology settled that grudge.
And I was pissed Rowan acted like it was no big deal.
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Anyway, other than that this story, the plot, and especially the narrator was phenomenal.

Narrators voice is way too low pitched

I have the print version of these books and though I’d try out the audio edition since I haven’t revisited them in several years. I only managed to listen for less than 2 minutes before giving up. The narrators voice is mixed so low it’s like the words are being spoken by an edm mix at a dance club. Instant migraine. If the audible app had EQ settings to adjust the mix on a book this might be an enjoyable read, but as it stands it’s impossible to listen to.