Terminal Exchanges

An AJ Docker and Banshee Thriller (An AJ Docker Medical Thriller, Book 5)

By: Gary Gerlacher

Narrated by: Jeffrey Billard

Like other large cities, Miami, known for its beautiful beaches, night life, and cuisine, suffers from an ugly undercurrent of violence. AJ Docker is forced to face off with that subculture when a gang invades the emergency room and brutally murders one of his patients in front of him and threatens Doc himself. After he surmises that a woman and her young son may be next on the hit list, he and Banshee, his well-trained service dog, embark on a search for the killers to protect the innocent woman and child.

As he investigates, he realizes the threats of further violence stem from not only a local gang but also international terrorists. When Doc and Banshee interfere with their horrific plans, the killers set their sights on Doc. In a harrowing race for survival, Doc and the killers track each other down, while Doc helps a close friend navigate a complex, life-threatening medical emergency.

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Critic reviews

"The accuracy of medical details and credible bomb threats mixed with genuine characters guarantees an unputdownable listen. Buckle in and get ready for a fast-paced ride!"–Ivanka Fear, author of The Dead Lie and Where is My Husband?

Great plot line

Loved the story and the plot line. The medical scenarios are well done and more realistic than most. However, the reader made several jarring pronunciation errors, such as palpitate rather than palpate and canula as "can- noo-la" rather than "can-u-la". Would be happy to "proof listen" the next installment.

voices

this was last book in series I've listened to back to back. the change in narrator was not good. after listening to others it seemed really wrong. accents and certain rhythm to his voice did sound like it fit the professional of characters. Just really preferred the narrator of other books in series

Great story

This book was every bit as good as the earlier ones I read however the narrator was not a good choice. He had a sing song rhythm and seemed to need to get a great number of words spoken without taking a breath. He diminished the enjoyment of this author’s story for me.

Terrible narration!

Absolutely hated narrator! Why would you change the narrator after the first four books?
This narrator was absolutely terrible! Please go back to original narrator or find a suitable new narrator! Also, why do you have a man narrate female voices?

New reader - AI?

I felt like I was listening to AI with the new reader. I went back and checked others and Patrick Lawlor was much better and made the books much more interesting. Pretty sad because I love these stories.