Inner Space

By: Merlin Fraser

Narrated by: Jus Sargeant

Murder mystery takes on a novel new twist when Merlin Fraser adds new supernatural and paranormal dimensions to his intriguing plots.

Following the arrest and sudden death of his police boss, we join forces with Detective Inspector Nick Burton as he comes to terms with the fact that he really didn't know his friend as well as he thought. In addition, who is the beautiful green-eyed girl who enters his life so dramatically? Is she a friend or foe?

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great detective/paranormal story

I wasn't sure what I was getting with this book...the prologue was creepy...witnessing a paralyzed, mute guy being murdered but there was more to this guy. Then learning the murderer is a chief inspector of police...hmmm. Inspector Nick Burton is horrified that his best friend & chief, Dan Davies, has not only been arrested for murder, but has confessed. He is unable to see his friend that day and then the next day..wham! his friend is dead. Nick refuses to leave the investigation alone and begins his own. He learns that Dan was involved in an experiment, led by university professor who believes that the mind can manipulate the body. This professor has been known to use his mind to levitate or move objects. One of the professor's assistants, and a new love interest for Nick, explains the the experiment but it is still mind boggling. The more that Nick delves into this experiment, the more bizarre it appears. Running parallel to his private investigation, Nick is leading a task force to take down a local crime family that leaves his new love ultra concerned for his safety. The book is fast paced and the ending will leave you gasping because there is a HUUUUUGE plot twist. Well played Mr. Author, well played...lol
I voluntarily accepted a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an unbiased review.

A good mystery

Interesting story with a good plot and it draws you in and you like the main character and wonder about the victims. So, if and when you get a chance pick up a copy and enjoy. You'll even like the audio if you get a chance to listen.

Different from a normal mystery!!

A whole lot of interesting and weird things just listen it's either going to be a good book for you or not but its definitely different and got my attention:)
I enjoyed the narrator as well:)!

"I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review"

great who dunit

I love a good who dunit. great twist and turns. the characters were well thought out. I hadn't read a story like this before. ending had a good twist. I would recommend this story

Great concept and execution

The first part of this book is similar to any crime novel you might think to read. but only at the beginning. It soon changes into something creative complex and well thought out. I was impressed with the amount of planning it must have taken to pull this off, there are so many things in to connect with one another and it all comes together to create a truly interesting plot.

The characters are realistic and come alive on the page. As the book progresses I feel what the main character feels. It didn't take long for me to be emotionally invested in the outcome of the book, I felt as though it was me going through this experience rather than reading about someone else going through the experience.

The narration was well paced and had a natural flow to it. The voices for the characters are all easy to recognize, the only thing I didn't like was that the female voices were just a bit off for me.

Overall it was a great book to listen to and I'll be looking for more books from this author in the future.

I received a free copy of this book from the author and/or narrator and/or publisher and I voluntarily wrote this honest review.