Touching Evil

By: Kay Hooper

Narrated by: Alyssa Bresnahan

Kay Hooper weaves an irresistible web of mystery and suspense in her latest thriller Touching Evil. Police sketch artist Maggie Barnes, whose exceptional talent has made her indespensible, faces the challenge of a lifetime when a deranged psychopath grips the city in a horiffic tirade that leaves many women wounded. Maggie’s abilities are put to the test as she struggles to put a face to the acts and uncover this predator before even she becomes his victim.

©2001 Kay Hooper (P)2002 Recorded Books, LLC

Great but much more intense

Listened to this in one day I couldn't put it down. I am listening to a lighter book next time as this was so intense. Will listen to book 5 on c e I can get this one to settle.

I recommend this one

I loved it it's a good story it helps you realize bad things happen in the world and you can overcome them no matter what as long as you have life you can live and be fruitful although the only thing I didn't like was the monotone of the female voice I think it would be better read by mail deep voice you can get into the characterizations better but once you start listening to the female voice you're okay but I think it would be better if it was read by a male

Excellent

The story keeps you guessing from beginning to end. Great writer and the reader has a pleasant voice.

Love Jay's Series - Narrators are lack-luster.

I have read ALL Kay Hooper's Bishop Series Novels. I own many of them. I chose to purchase & listen to the ones I haven't yet collected. I enjoy the storyline however this is the 5th narrator who almost ruins the the brilliant writing & characters. I forced my way through listening till the end.

Intriguing and Engaging

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would recommend it as the book is a very engaging psychological thriller.

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

The plot was very well written and presented and definitely kept my interest from the first page.

Have you listened to any of Alyssa Bresnahan’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No, I haven't listened to another performance.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The dedicated approach and strength of the heroine to what she perceived to be her abilities to help others.