Whack-a-Mole

John Ceepak, Book 3

By: Chris Grabenstein

Narrated by: Jeff Woodman

John Ceepak and Danny Boyle return with the hunt for a long-dormant serial killer who might be ready to strike again. An innocent discovery on the beach in Sea Haven pits Ceepak against a killer with a code just as rigid as his own. When the killer targets his next victim, the consequences becomes dire for Ceepak and Boyle. This is a game they must win.

Don't miss other adventures featuring Sea Haven's finest, including the first book in the series, Tilt-a-Whirl, and the second, Mad Mouse.©2007 Chris Grabenstein (P)2007 Audible, Inc.

Critic reviews

"Another winner." ( Booklist)

Enjoyable

This series is easy to listen to and thoroughly enjoyable. The plot lines and characters are well developed and even though it's not too serious, it keeps you interested.

just fun listing

Mystery made fun and still interesting. Light and we'll performed to bring you in touch with the plot and the characters. I grew up with the radio plays on Sunday drives with my family and loved all the performances. It let's the listener use their imagination. I get that same warm feeling with this author and artists. Well done.

great book

love the Ceepak series. Danny is a great funny man to Ceepaks seriousness. I love the twists and turns. The supporting cast is annoying, but I guess they need to be.

More Gruesome Ceepak/Boyle Mystery

The story was very good on this third Ceepak/Boyle novel, but very gruesome. I noticed in this mystery about a serial killer who keeps souvenirs that not everything tracked completely and several items in the story seemed unfinished, but it was still fun. Looking forward to reading more Grabenstein. The narration by Jeff Woodman is excellent.

My Favorite Go-To Series!

Dragging myself to the gym, I was trying to decide what to listen to. Scrolling through my library, I immediately jumped on Whack-A-Mole--the third book in the John Ceepak series. I am trying to slowly savor this series, since there are only eight books in it to date. But it was exactly what I needed to get moving--

I love this series--it falls into the light mystery genre, although this installment was a little heavier than previous ones. It is a very well-written book/series, with likable characters, a cute sense of humor, and of course, police cases to solve.

I cannot rave enough about the narrator. Jeff Woodman is a man of many, many talents. He has distinct and individual voices for all characters, and does a fabulous job with each. I have also listened to other audiobooks that he has narrated since discovering this series, and I have triple-checked the description--not believing it is the same narrator! He is great!!

In the mood for an entertaining mystery? Pick up this, or any of the author's John Ceepak mysteries--they do not disappoint!