Threshold

By: G. M. Ford

Narrated by: Peter Berkrot

Between the end of his marriage and the excessive force complaints against him, Detective Sergeant Mickey Dolan is running out of chances. When a powerful and connected city councilman reports that his wife and two daughters have disappeared, Dolan is assigned the case - knowing full well that his career is riding on the outcome.

While investigating, Dolan meets Eve Pressman and her remarkable daughter, Grace. Gifted with the ability to bring people out of comas, Grace is reluctant to be thrust into the public eye but determined to help those in need. Eve and Grace may know where Councilman Royster's family is and the terrible truth that sent the three of them into hiding in the first place. Now Dolan faces the toughest choice of his career: Is he still a good cop if he has to do the wrong thing?

©2015 G.M. Ford (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

good story, bad editing

Why were there no pauses between character perspectives? This was a really entertaining story, but I kept getting lost since there was no way to know when the focus shifted.

Pushed to the Brink by Performance and Plot

Two incompatible story lines are combined in this tension filled thriller. A medium who ushers the comatose back to awakeness pairs with an abused family on the run from a powerful and deviant patriarch. Throw in a recently disgraced cop trying to redeem himself and you've got the frenetic domains of Threshold. A solid tale, at times interesting and provocative, which is not helped by the gravelly voiced narrator who doesn't convey the characters as they're described.

Horrible narration of mediocre suspense thriller

The two plot lines appear to have real potential, but this police procedural is just good enough to earn 3 stars. The narrators voice is wrong, wrong, wrong for this novel.

ken

not very good...not a good performance.
story is fair. ok
thank you but no thanks