Raven's Ridge: A Max Blake Mystery

By: William Florence

Narrated by: Gary Roelofs

Hang on to your shamrocks and shillelaghs, folks! Max Blake, that hard-boiled private detective and former muck-raking journalist, along with his fearless fiancée Caeli Brown are back in action and up to their Walther P99s in slick, hypnotic robberies and terrorist plots in their newly adopted Irish homeland.

A favor to a new friend who works with the Irish police brings them out of retirement to solve a series of thefts at Bunratty Castle and Folk Park which cater to the tourist crowd. But their first encounter with the thief is merely a dangerous springboard for what’s truly going on in their little patch of the Emerald Isle.

Before you can cue the fiddler to start the next jig and reel, they are being followed, accosted, threatened, and then shot at when a mysterious woman shakes loose from her shopping cart and produces a 9mm pistol - all to keep a global terrorist plot under wraps while the countdown to true mayhem - tick...tick...tick - begins.

©2019-2029 William Florence (P)2019 WildBlue Press

Good Enjoyable

A good Irish mystery to read, interesting plot and good narration. Given audio for my voluntary review

FAST PACED AND PLENTY OF TWISTS AND TURNS

RAVEN'S RIDGE BY WILLIAM FLORENCE is the 9th in the Max Blake series. It's my first foray into this series and I love it!

Max Blake,reporter/professor/author, now living permanently in Ireland with his soon to be wife Caeli Brown have found themselves smack dab in the middle of trouble again. This time,they inadvertently get involved in a terrorist plot when they befriend a woman in trouble. As the book moves on, Max and Caeli get targeted for assassination by same terrorist group,while they are trying to plan their wedding.

I found the book fast paced filled with twists and turns. The narration leaves a whole lot to be desired as the narrator kept repeating lines as well as sounding like he was falling asleep during the reading. Other than the narrator,I am looking forward to finding more of Max's and Caeli's adventurers.

I recieved this book free in exchange for a honest review.