The Boys in the Church

Joe Court Book 3

By: Chris Culver

Narrated by: Natalie Duke

They made their choice years ago. They buried the truth… amongst other things. But evil only begets evil. The monster they created is here, and he’s on the hunt…

Detective Mary Joe Court’s home is her sanctuary. It’s the one place she can let her guard down and be herself. And her home has one rule: No murder allowed. That means no pictures from murder scenes, no interview notes, no files, no death in her home. For years, that rule has worked out well. But now death is knocking on her door. A serial killer the local news has dubbed the Apostate has already taken twelve young people. To stop him, Joe must dig deep into her town’s sordid and forgotten past. But even that might not be enough. Because the Apostate intends to uncover the truth and bury everyone who hurt him. And Joe stands right in his way.

The Boys in the Church is the third thrilling novel in New York Times’ bestselling author Chris Culver’s Joe Court series. If you like James Patterson, David Baldacci, or Karin Slaughter, you’ll love this series. Check it out today!

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Best plot!!

Love all the books in this series! Love the female hero and all the story lines!!

A truly geat story!

I love Detective Jo Court and all of Chris Culver's books in the Court Series. This book was very compelling with lots of twists and turns!

How many secrets the unexpected characters had!

Favorite book in series so far. The ending is where it’s at! Also huge fan favorite of the narrator.

Plot twists you don’t see coming, unput-downable!!!

This series is absolutely amazing to read! Detective Court does it again, but as always, there is just that hint of what else is coming. What could it be? I absolutely loved the twists and turns in this book and could not stop listening until the end.

What a Series!

I just finished the 3rd book in the Joe Court series and I am listening to the 4th at I type. Not only are the stories great, so is the narration.