The A List

Ali Reynolds, Book 14

By: J. A. Jance

Narrated by: Karen Ziemba

In the next “devilish page-turner” (People) from New York Times best-selling author J.A. Jance, Ali Reynolds learns that no good deed goes unpunished.

More than 10 years after the abrupt end of her high-profile broadcasting career, Ali Reynolds has made a good life for herself in her hometown of Sedona, Arizona. She has a new house, a new husband, and a flourishing cybersecurity company called High Noon Enterprises, where her team of veritable technological wizards hunts down criminals one case at a time.

But the death of an old friend brings Ali back to the last story she ever reported: a feel-good human interest piece about a young man in need of a kidney to save his life, which quickly spiraled into a medical mismanagement scandal that landed a prestigious local doctor in prison for murder.

Years may have passed, but Dr. Edward Gilchrist has not forgotten those responsible for his downfall - certainly not Ali Reynolds, who exposed his dirty deeds to the world. Life without parole won’t stop him from getting his revenge. Tattooed on his arm are the initials of those who put him behind bars, and he won’t stop until every person on that Annihilation List is dead.

In this gripping suspense novel from the New York Times best-selling author praised for her “inimitable, take-no-prisoners style” (Kirkus Reviews), Ali Reynolds and her team race against the clock to stop this ruthless killer - before her own name is crossed out for good.

©2019 J.A. Jance (P)2019 Simon & Schuster

Good review of main character's life

I am a J.A. Jance addict and this is a very good book. I appreciated some Ali recap since I had forgotten some of her life and it was enjoyable to review during the story line.

I am really glad that the AI is sill alive:)

another great one

another great one by J A JANCE
good, story, great characters, good audio. have always enjoyed JA JANCE books

Interesting story, too much fluff

My first Jance book. Great plot, timely subject. The excruciatingly lame extraneous details, some quite silly, were hard to take. I listened to most of the book at 1.25 or 1.50.

Interesting

I wasn't overly impressed by this book, but it was interesting and good enough to keep me entertained even though I fell asleep at one point for an hour and didn't feel like I missed much. Lots of repetition. I liked the change of heart from Hannah at the end.

Love the JP Beaumont series

One of her best Beaumont stories. My only complaint is with the narrative. It's extremely irritating to hear place names mispronounced over and over. Yawk a ma? Kitt i toss? Al kee? Too bad Puyallup wasn't in the story. I would have loved to hear the pronunciation of that.