The Killer's Club

A Legal Thriller

By: Dan Decker

Narrated by: Eric G. Dove

THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S DAUGHTER HAS JUST BEEN MURDERED.

Audrey Spencer has landed her dream job as a Deputy District Attorney and is settling into the career change when the daughter of District Attorney Gregory Pope is found stabbed to death in a nearby park.

THE NEWEST DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY IS ASSIGNED TO THE CASE.

Nobody could have been more surprised than Audrey when Pope assigns her to handle the case. Uncertain about Pope’s motivation and assuming he hopes to influence how the case proceeds, Audrey jumps in with both feet to the most high-profile case of her career. It isn’t long before Audrey realizes this case comes with more obstacles than she initially realized. The list of potential suspects is pages long. She must deal with office politics, something she hates. Her boss Gregory Pope--good intentions notwithstanding--is doing more harm than good.

CAN SHE BRING THE KILLER TO JUSTICE?

Armed with only her wits, experience, and determination to find justice, Audrey will see this through to the end, whatever the cost. Just when she thinks she has the case figured out, the murderer strikes again, throwing cold water on her theory. Can she catch the killer before he murders a third time?

Pick up your copy today to find out!

©2022 Daniel A. Decker (P)2024 Daniel A. Decker

Great story with one general flaw

I love Dan Decker's books, but hearing each and every inner thought of every character is a bit of overkill. It isn't developing the character or the story. It's just extending the length of the book. Also, in every book, every main character thinks, "my instincts are telling me." EVERY book. EVERY main character. MULTIPLE times....Enough already! Overall though, the stories are great and I look forward to more of them.

Boring discussions, no character development. Poor Performance.

No development of a story or characters. Endless statements of facts make a boring listening that doesn’t create a plot.

Recording needs fixing

Goes from an early chapter to a late chapter mid sentence, does this consistently. Needs to be fixed.