Tough Justice: Countdown Complete Collection

By: Carla Cassidy, Tyler Anne Snell, Emmy Curtis, Janie Crouch

Narrated by: Annalee Scott

All 8 parts of this explosive FBI serial available in this box set!

FBI Special Agent Lara Grant thought that she’d put her past behind her—finally—with her last case. But now a serial bomber is targeting Manhattan’s elite power players, offering them a choice between saving hundreds of lives or seeing their darkest secrets exposed. Lara is working with the Crisis Management Unit to stop the bomber, but how will she react when she’s the one who has to choose between truth…or death?

As the clock ticks down, Lara braces for another confrontation with evil. And no matter what, she’ll make sure her enemy’s first mistake is also his last…

This set comprises:

Tough Justice: Countdown (Part 1 of 8)

by New York Times bestselling author Carla Cassidy

Tough Justice: Countdown (Part 2 of 8)

by New York Times bestselling author Carla Cassidy

Tough Justice: Countdown (Part 3 of 8) by Tyler Anne Snell

Tough Justice: Countdown (Part 4 of 8) by Emmy Curtis

Tough Justice: Countdown (Part 5 of 8) by Janie Crouch

Tough Justice: Countdown (Part 6 of 8) by Emmy Curtis

Tough Justice: Countdown (Part 7 of 8) by Tyler Anne Snell

Tough Justice: Countdown (Part 8 of 8) by Janie Crouch

Great Story and Twists, but the Narration Fell a B

Tough Justice Countdown is a crime thriller that kept me interested from beginning to end. The story itself was excellent. I really enjoyed the twists and the way the author incorporated realistic elements of how the FBI works. It didn’t feel like a fairy tale with a perfectly wrapped ending, which I appreciated. The main characters, Nick and Lara, do get a happy ending, but not in the traditional way, which made the story feel more authentic.

This is the second series, and I had previously listened to the first one. The narration in that series was wonderful, so I went into this one expecting the same experience. Unfortunately, I found the narration here a bit disappointing in comparison.

The character voices didn’t always stay consistent, and many of the characters had a similar monotone, uninterested tone. At times it felt like the narrator wasn’t very engaged with the material, which made some parts harder to stay immersed in.

That said, the strength of the story still made it a worthwhile listen. If you enjoy long audiobooks, a good mystery with twists, and you’re not too bothered by voice acting where character voices occasionally change, you’ll likely still enjoy this one.

It was a good story

This was described as a christian novel. The cussing and swearing and sex were disgusting. I can hardly believe you would call this christian . Not anything Christian about it. And really you authors should be ashamed