Killing Rocks

Bloodhound Files, Book 3

By: D. D. Barant

Narrated by: Johanna Parker

FBI profiler Jace Valchek's ticket home from the twisted parallel universe where she's been called to duty hinges on the capture of serial killer Aristotle Stoker - and an alliance with a sorcerer known as Asher. The problem: Asher has joined forces with some of the most dangerous creatures Jace has ever encountered. The solution: There is none, without Asher's help.

Jace's goal seems simple enough - to get her man, like always. But just hours after she arrives in Vegas, she's abducted...and she isn't even sure who the real enemy is. Now Jace has to wonder if she's the predator or the prey in a very dangerous game that could change not only her fate, but the world's. Meanwhile, a serial killer is still on the loose. And time has already run out....

©2010 D.D. Barant (P)2012 Tantor

Critic reviews

"A terrific way to spend your time and money!" ( Romantic Times)

Love this series

Great book and narrator. Can't wait to listen to the next book. This series is so consuming.

love the narrator

this one was hard to get through there was just too much going on. the others were good and I'm hoping the rest of them are better. the narrator is awesome and can make any story good I believe. I wish there was a little romance in some of these though. heading for the next book

A little of track... but still really good.

Where does Killing Rocks rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

In this series, this book rank lasts so far. Please don't take that as discouragement to enjoy the series though, please! (See below comments)

Any additional comments?

I highly recommend reading/listening to the books in this (and any) series in order. Though I didn't love the main plot of this book there were still important things going on that fall into the main plot of the series overall. This book felt like the series took a left turn and got a little lost before coming back on track for the next book. There are some important things in this book though that impact the world of the series itself and I feel will have more impact as the series goes on. The main character is still kick ass, smart ass and gets herself into trouble along the way so the story is enjoyable... just a little off for me from where I think the series was going (and where I know and like where it goes in the next book).

Wow

This book was very different from the others .i really loved it .i love when unaccepted things happen

Fix the genre category for this series: Confusing!

I love this series. The story line is funny, original and really ingenuous and Johanna Parker is AWESOME as a narrator. It takes place in a parallel universe where Vampires and other supernaturals make up most of the population leaving less the 10% human. But is regards to what another Audible Member wrote in their review about the genre of this book, I got a little confused when they mentioned this book was a romance. So I looked at the first book they have it classified as a Mystery / Thriller, yes and no, being there's these supernatural characters, oh and the alternate universe. It's more of a Sci-fi /Fantasy. Ok the 2nd book is classified as a Sci-Fi / Fantasy, The 3rd book, A Romance? And then the 4th book again back to the Mystery Thriller family. I feel very confident saying that all 4 four books (in the series as of now) all belong in the Sci-Fi / Fantasy catagory.