Overkill

By: Linda Castillo

Narrated by: Ann Marie Lee

Marty Hogan was a good cop, until a shocking case sent her to the razor's edge....

A sadistic killer pushed Chicago cop Marty Hogan past her limits - and it was all caught on video. She lost her job, her sense of self, her entire world...until an open detective position in small-town Texas gave her a chance at redemption.

But she's about to learn that the past always catches up....

Police Chief Clay Settlemeyer knows all about mistakes and second chances - he's still earning his own, so he's willing to give Marty the opportunity to prove herself. But when her ex-partner is murdered, it looks like Chicago is coming to small-town Texas with a vengeance.

©2007 Linda Castillo (P)2018 Tantor

Not as good as her others

Story line was very good. Narrator was NOT good. Got on my nerves at times. I almost stopped & returned. Also over the top sexual descriptions. Obsessed with her Amish series which had just enough sex.

Whiny narrator

Overall it had a great story, but the narrator had the whiny voice that was hard to take, it sounded like she was on the verge of crying through out the entire story.

Gripping and Personal

I was cheering for Marty from page one. And, hoping Clay was "the real thing." Enjoyed the look at law enforcement from the inside and the human side of the profession. Castillo hit a home run.

Narrator was horrible!!

If the book didn’t have some merit, I would have dumped it after 20 minutes. The narrator was that bad!

conflicted

Decent narrator. Okay plot. Annoying main character. She's just a terrible cop, a hot head and she should have been fired.