Shadow's Deadline

Shadow Island FBI Mystery Series, Book 3

By: Mary Stone, Lori Rhodes

Narrated by: Brittany Goodwin

When death has a deadline...

The late Sheriff Alden Wallace has barely been laid to rest when another body is found on Shadow Island. Once again, former FBI agent turned interim sheriff Rebecca West’s vacation plans will have to wait.

This time, the victim is the son of one of Shadow Island’s privileged elite. Found gruesomely posed at a picnic table in the park—suffocated, choked, and shot, with a cryptic note shoved in his pants—his death is as personal as it is disturbing.

And he’s the first one on the killer’s list.

When a second young man is murdered in a similar fashion, the questions and the stakes increase. Who had so much rage against these men? A girl they treated poorly? Or were the murders somehow connected to the secretive and exclusive organization of rich men no one on the island wants to talk about?

The deeper Rebecca digs, the more certain she is the Yacht Club is involved in the spate of crimes on the island...and the late Sheriff Wallace may have been covering for them. The club members will stop at nothing to keep their secrets. But Rebecca is determined to expose them, regardless of the cost.

From the provocative beginning to the edge-of-your-seat conclusion, Shadow’s Deadline—the third book in the Shadow Island Series by Mary Stone and Lori Rhodes—will remind you to choose your friends wisely.

©2022 Mary Stone Publishing (P)2024 Mary Stone Publishing

This isn't the whole story

I'm enjoying this series. It's simple, easy to listen to and doesn't take a lot of concentration. Best of all, the reader does a really great job with the different voices, which, when not done well, can ruin a book for me.

BUT...I was really surprised (and not pleased) when I got to the ending and was told I had to get the next book in the series to hear the rest of the story. Had I known that, I probably would not have gotten this book.

Just a head's up!

Great book

I’m enjoying the series.
The hutzpah of the main character is both entertaining and empowering.