Season of Fear

Cab Bolton, Book 2

By: Brian Freeman

Narrated by: Joe Barrett

International Thriller Writers Award-winner and best-selling author Brian Freeman has established himself as a master of psychological thrillers. In Season of Fear, Freeman returns to the sun-drenched beaches of Naples, Florida, and the idiosyncratic world of Detective Cab Bolton.

Attractive and popular politician Diane Fairmont is running for the Florida governorship, but a chill is cast over the campaign when she receives an anonymous note announcing the return of the assassin who killed her husband 10 years earlier. Because of complicated ties between Fairmont and his mother, movie actress Tarla Bolton, Detective Bolton is assigned to the case.

As Bolton struggles to penetrate the veil of secrecy surrounding the Fairmont campaign, he begins to realize that the death threat is not the only danger faced by the campaign staff. A desperate race against the clock ensues as Bolton tries to unlock the secrets of a poisonous conspiracy before nature provides the perfect cover for a long-dormant killer to strike again.

©2014 Brian Freeman (P)2015 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Just not me

Learned to a book of his before and really liked it. I hinkle maybe this one went on to long for me.

Another Freeman Hit!

After becoming a fan of Brian Freeman's Stryker series, I gave Cab Bolton a try. I am hooked! With Book 2 of the Cab Bolton series, "Season of Fear", being such an excellent mystery with twists and turns that keep you guessing to the very end - ALL I CAN SAY IS: LISTEN To Brian Freemans' new series with Cab Bolton. TRY IT YOU MIGHT LIKE IT!

wish it was a different narrator

great story and plot, but I don't like the narrator. unfortunately I'm hooked on Freeman's books, and looks like it's the same narrator for all of them. guess I'm stuck with Joe Barrett's dramatic narration.

Great books

These are great books for a fun listen. The reader is excellent! Definitely worth the time!

Uninteresting

I had great hopes because I loved the first book. I couldn’t keep minor characters straight and the overall plot was dull.