Stripper!

Natalie McMasters Novels, Book 1

By: Thomas A. Burns

Narrated by: Lisa S. Ware

Natalie McMasters is 20, short, and blonde (okay, it’s bleached!), way cute, and a pre-law student at State. She's also straight...or at least she thinks so. To put herself through school, she's moonlighting as a private detective trainee at her uncle Amos Murdoch's 3M Detective Agency. The most exciting thing she does there is sit in a car.

After she directly confronts a subject on a stakeout, Amos fires her for taking too many chances. Then, she meets another student who bears an uncanny resemblance to her, and everything in her life changes.

When her new best friend is brutally murdered and Amos is critically injured, Nattie immerses herself in the seamy world of web cams and strip clubs to hunt the killer. Her investigation forces her to reassess many of the ideas that she’s lived by her whole life and do things she’s never considered before - strip on a stage, question her sexuality, and rediscover the meaning of love itself.

Nattie eventually exposes a drug ring, police corruption, and an assassin-for-hire online. Then, she stumbles upon the true face of evil, and her encounter does not leave her unscathed...

©2108 Thomas A. Burns, Jr (P)2019 Thomas A. Burns, Jr.

Miss bad decisions herself in her debut novel

Come join Nattie McMasters and her mystifying sense of judgement on this trip through the seedy underbelly of a university town in Nonspecific American State. On her first ever adventure from the twisted mind of Thomas A. Burns, Natalie will experiment with her sexuality, kill a few people, and show the same lack of discretion that has come to define her for so many fans.

amazing

Totally not what I expected at all!! Plots and sub plots filled with action, danger, violence, and steam. This is sn intriguing romance mystery that captivated my minf and heart. Looking forward to the next book. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job with voices and expressions.

Don't waste your time

I hated it. The narrator was horrible I couldn't stand the way she had the whiny voice for the main character. Also there was far too many OMGs.

Not There Yet

Maybe the series will get to that point, or not; but this effort definitely falls short. It's a great concept and perhaps by the end of this one the author had tied it altogether, though I can't imagine how he could pull that off. By the time I passed the four hour mark their were so many dangling ends, inconsistencies, and holes in the story it's hard to see how he could have. I gave up around that time and decided my time could be better spent elsewhere.