A great twisting, turning mystery

Would you consider the audio edition of Profiled to be better than the print version?

I can't really answer if the audio edition is better than the print version as I haven't read the book in paper form. However, I greatly enjoy crime/murder/thriller stories in both formats so I suspect I would have enjoyed it either way. However, this book got kept me company during a decorating project :) - I found I could concentrate on the work I was doing at home and still follow the plot of the story so it was exactly the right pace of story and level of detail for me at that time.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I loved the strength of the two women, but I found the Christian aspects of their personality a little hard to deal with

What does Robert Armin bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?

I probably would have read the book with a female voice in my head so it was interesting to hear it with a male narration


I found the strong accent of the narration a little jarring at first, but within the first chapter I had settled into the rhythm of the voice and it helped lend atmosphere and character to the setting of the story.

Any additional comments?

I'm a big fan of the TV series "criminal minds" and I was really pleased to discover this FBI profiling story - even better, it's the start of a series!

I love Karin Slaughter's books as well, so finding this set in a fictionally-familiar area was nice as well.

I personally didn't enjoy the religious aspects of the story, but these are small and did not dominate the plot - as I say though, that's just personal taste.

I was impressed with the twists and turns as it managed to keep me wondering rather than working it all out early on.

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