The Advocate

The Advocate, Book 1

By: Teresa Burrell

Narrated by: Summer Rona

For Sabre Orin Brown, life is good; she has it all...or would have, if only she could solve the mysterious disappearance of her brother. The search for her brother and her career as a juvenile-court attorney collide when she defends a nine-year-old whose father will go to any length to obtain custody.

Sabre finds herself immersed in a case with too many unanswered questions. Her quest for the truth takes her coast to coast and five years into the past. Confronted with mysterious clues and strange occurrences, Sabre is threatened by someone wanting to make her suffer the unbearable anguish of losing everything - including her life.

As Sabre's passion to find the answers intensifies, she discovers a twisted history of desperation, deceit, and revenge. And she discovers how obscure and treacherous the truth can be.

The Advocate, a legal-suspense murder mystery, is the first book in The Advocate Series. Three characters continue throughout the series, Sabre Orin Brown, defense attorney; her investigator, J.P. Torn; and her colleague Bob Clark. The Advocate is followed by The Advocate's Betrayal

, The Advocate's Conviction, The Advocate's Dilemma, and The Advocate's Ex Parte.

©2009 Teresa Burrell (P)2013 Teresa Burrell

Need a better narrator!

This was an okay story but I did not like the narrator at all. She has a pleasant enough voice but often spoke too quickly.

Great story.

Listened to this on audible, was an entertaining who did it type of book. I liked the background explanations woven in and explained by the end. Main character a lawyer in family court.

Story good, reader not so much

This book was not for this reader. Sounded like a high school student reading an essay, could hear each breath between sentences as well as the page turning, felt like I was sitting in a classroom!

Juvenile

The story was interesting enough for me to make it to the end, but it was most difficult listening to the narrator. You could hear every breath she took, every swallow, and every licking of the lips. She was unable to distinguish between the characters, especially male voices. I enjoyed the idea of the book, but the writing was immature - in my opinion.

Good Story!

Sabra is a great character. Intuitive & smart, with a great heart. Shows the complexities of the juvenile court system made difficult by the the dysfunctional of the humans involved.