Highwayman

The Highwayman Series, Book 1

By: MJ Preston

Narrated by: R L Keck

The most terrifying monsters are real and walk among us every day.

Meet Lance Belanger, he has only one ambition, to be the most infamous killer of all time. After murdering a single mom and her toddler child, Lance indoctrinates himself into the world of serial murder. Before long, the bodies start turning up all over the country. Each victim is incapacitated by a puncture wound to the spine, then, while still alive, they are dismembered, their arms, legs, and head are severed from the torso.

FBI investigators call their killer “Highwayman.” But beyond the multi-state dumping of staged victims, the killer ha s left them little else to go on. With no DNA or forensic evidence, veteran FBI agent Lewis Ash is in a race against retirement as he tracks the elusive murderer.

Meanwhile, Lance has other plans that will up his game and increase his body count. In a web of murder that reaches from the United States to Bucharest, Romania, a diabolical plan is set into motion to attract the most dangerous predators the world has to offer.

Can the FBI stop this killer before he sets his plan into motion?

©2019 MJ Preston (P)2019 WildBlue Press

Cliffy ahead

I really enjoyed this story but just onow that it ends on a cliffhanger, so you'll need to get book 2 as well to continue the story.
Otherwise it was an interesting cops abd serial killers hunt book.

Excellent story, horrible narration

Positives: the story is interesting, well-written, detailed, and the writing paints an excellent picture.

Negative: The narrator pronounces words incorrectly, has terrible inflection and is slightly monotone.

I would have given 5 stars if a different person was narrating. I'm hoping the next book is the series is someone more suited to this type of storyline.

Highwayman, Highly Recommended

Loved this Book, and Audio Performance. It made me eager to hear more work from this author. I hate reviewing books, because all you can say if you enjoyed it without spoiling the book. But this was an intense book, I can't reccomend enough.

incredibly well told story

this was so well written, multilayered. I kept thinking this has to be a true crime. but no just a very thorough story telling