Murder in Mind

By: Cheryl Bradshaw

Narrated by: Crystal Sershen

Mystery and thriller writer Cheryl Bradshaw, author of the Sloane Monroe series, invites you along for the most important ride of Sloane's life...

What if you'd been given a second chance to catch your sister's killer - would you take it? And if you did, would a lifetime behind bars be justice enough, or would you need to see him dead?

Meet Sloane

Private Investigator Sloane Monroe has solved every case that's come across her desk with the exception of one - the brutal murder of her sister Gabrielle.

Three years have passed without a trace of the killer until today, when a young woman's body is discovered on a patch of dirt in front of the local supermarket at daybreak. Now Sloane is faced with the most difficult challenge of her life - finding a man who's a master at concealing his identity before he captures his next victim and sends them to eternal rest.

Meet Sam

Park City, Utah was a peaceful place until Sinnerman came to town.

Enter the mind of Sam Reids, a serial killer who slashes his trademark letter S into the wrist of his female victims before he discards their body in the same place he found them.

Who is he, and why does he prey on innocent women?

©2011-2013 Cheryl Bradshaw (P)2013 Cheryl Bradshaw

Poor performane

if the narrator were better, the book probably would have been much more enjoyable. I just couldn't get into it because I just didn't like the way that you performer portrayed the characters.

Wonderful author and narration!

I love the Sloane Monroe series!
I listen to them on Audible while I do my miles everyday and it makes me eager to get going so I can listen!
Thanks for a wonderful book.

Fair story, awful performance

The reading was atrocious. The voices were so silly but I endured because I wanted to hear the ending. I will never get another book read by this performer.

Really good book but didn't like the narrator

The book was really good and I enjoyed it very much. I listen to a lot of books on tape and I had to finally turn it off and just read it.
The voices and tones of the narrator were horrible.