Killer book

I really enjoyed this book. With so much going on and with so many different cases I am really surprised I didn't get totally confused. I think this is down to the talents of the author and the fact that at the start of each chapter you get a two or three line brief of which case the person was involved in. This worked really well and meant the listener kept on top of all the cases. This is book eleven in the advocates series and is a very good reason why the series is still going strong and readers such as myself can't get enough. There is plenty of intrigue and suspense that it keeps you listening to the story long after you should and with great characters it is a must for any listener.
When Sabre Brown receives a photo of a dead man that she recognises it has her scrambling over her cases in the hunt for the killer. She had a number of dealings with the social worker and with the help of private investigator JP she must work out if it is an old or new case that has sparked a killer to become obsessed with her. As the frequency of the photos and text message increases so does the concerns for Sabre and her loved ones safety.
The narrator has a very deep voice but I think it works quite well for the story and adds mystery to the story as you try to work out just what is behind the death and the stalking.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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