Show No Fear

A Nina Reilly Novel

By: Perri O'Shaughnessy

Narrated by: Dagmara Dominczyk

New York Times bestselling author Perri O’Shaugnessy takes readers back to defense attorney Nina Reilly's first murder investigation.

This Nina Reilly thriller takes readers back to Nina's first murder investigation, to the case that ignites her passionate commitment to fighting for justice. As a single mom working as a paralegal and attending law school at night, Nina has her hands full fighting for custody of her young son Bob and overseeing a medical malpractice lawsuit on behalf of her mother. But when a woman falls to her death off a bridge near Big Sur and witnesses disappear, Nina suspects there is more to the "accident" than the authorities are saying. With the help of homicide cop Paul van Wagoner, she rushes to uncover the truth. Show No Fear illumines what makes the brilliant Nina Reilly tick—and, in this fascinating prequel to an illustrious career, begins a love affair for her fans and readers of complex, gripping thrillers everywhere!©2008 Pamela O'Shaughnessy and Mary O'Shaughnessy; (P)2008 Simon & Schuster, Inc.

Finally - where it all began

I have either read or listened to all of the books in this series and generally like them and the narration. I don't like this narrator though - she is monotonous and drones on. I prefer narration by Laural Merlington (although she can be a bit whiny at times - particularly when Nina is having love drama) and really wish she had done this one as well. Overall the book sheds insight on the previous books which is a nice touch.

Show No Fear

Plot was good but predictable (I knew who dunnit) but the narrator sounded drunk

Show No Fear

I have read or listen to a number of books in this series. This was an early one and help me place the roles of people that are in the newer books. Also Bob is only 4 years old in this book. This was the first book I have read that has Nina's parents. The death of her Mother and improved relationship with her Father was interesting. I did not figure out the killer until the last part of the book but kept thinking I was wrong, but alas I was not. Book was approximately 7 hrs so was good for my weeks walks.