Her Killer Confession

Carolina McKay Crime Thriller, Book 2

By: Tony Urban, Drew Strickland

Narrated by: Jess Combs

How can she save anyone when she can’t save herself?

Detective Carolina McKay survived a serial killer and saved the town she used to call home. Now she finds herself more alone than ever...until a stranger knocks on her door.

A desperate father seeking to exonerate his son has no one else to turn to. But to prove a confession was forced, Carolina must battle corrupt cops, drug dealers, prostitutes, and reclusive crazies.

She wanted the truth, but what she uncovers is worse. Decades worth of unexplainable murders that point to a sadistic serial murderer.

And Carolina just stepped onto his turf.

©2020 Tony Urban (P)2024 Packanack Publishing

Great book

Very much enjoyed and looking forward to the next book and hopefully one after that

HER KILLER CONFESSION

This is another good book about Carolina. I like that she's not superwoman. She's smart but human. In this book sbe is trying to prove a guy is innocent. She gets in over her head. There is secrets that people is willing to kill to keep secret. This is a good example of fighting the corrupt people that normally gets by with everything. This book held my attention. Jess Combs does a good job narrating this book.

Disgusting

I didn't like the characters in this book. The person reading sounds like a child.

spoilers ahead

Carolina is a hard character to like. Every decision she makes is the wrong one. She has horrible hygiene, and a lot that happens to her is way too unbelievable. The first and second books have so many unanswered questions. Stories never fully come together.
Way to grafic and morbid. I really wanted to like it but just couldn't.