In Too Deep

Shannon Ames, Book 3

By: T.J. Brearton

Narrated by: Bailey Carr

They came looking for pleasure. They found only pain.

A serial killer in New York’s South Bronx district is targeting clients of local sex workers. The victims, all male, are either burned alive or beaten to death. With the body count mounting and no real leads, the FBI decides to put someone in undercover.

Enter rookie agent Shannon Ames. Suited for deep cover work because she is single and without family ties, Shannon is young enough to pass herself off as a working girl. More importantly, she is smart, energetic, and determined. Her superiors know she’ll do whatever it takes to crack the case.

But spending her nights on the streets as she hunts for the killer takes its toll. Shannon’s personal life is falling apart. and her strong moral core is being tested as never before. She begins to feel as if the case is eating her alive. As it becomes clear that she herself is on the killer’s radar, Shannon realizes she’s up against something truly terrifying—a monster who wants to see her forever marked with his sign of evil.

©2021 T.J. Brearton (P)2021 Podium Audio

Another good listen

Great story, again. The narrator is perfect for this series. Now onto #4. Hopefully by the 5th book we’ll get the story on her family.

In Too Deep

This one was a bit harder to listen to due to the nature of the crimes. I still enjoyed listening and couldn’t put it down. I highly recommend listening to this book in the series.

Good story

I liked the action and suspense. Tracking and finding the identity of the killer was good.

Good book

Another good read in this series. The story line is good, thrilling to the end. Hard to put down

Best one of four

So far I have read 3of the four books in this series. Obviously I was liking the series, but this was the best so far. It was certainly a page turner. I am a lazy old person so page turning was easy for me. This was a thriller and who dunnit. I was wrong on a few guesses so that mAkes this one the best so far. All of the personalities kept my interest and I felt committed to even the outside characters. Will be very sorry when I finish the series. However, I doubt the validity of FBI characterisation as it is after all a govt. entity and a very seedy bunch of people now adays. They represent a political den of vipers today.viper