Echoes of Darkness
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Echoes of Darkness
Narrateur(s):
Leonor A. Woodworth
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Narrateur(s):
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Leonor A. Woodworth
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Auteur(s):
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Darlene L. Turner
À propos de cet audio
A serial killer stalks a small town, and a police officer must face her family’s dark past to catch him.
The sleepy community of Kenorapeake Falls in northern Ontario seems like somewhere Constable Oaklynn Brock can finally outrun her violent past. That is, until she’s assigned to investigate a series of suspicious deaths. She can’t reveal that she knows how serial killers think because she grew up with one. Yet the eerie similarities between these murders and those committed by her father, known as the Suicide Slayer, hint at a copycat in their midst. But why here and why now?
Caleb Greene of the Canadian Watchers Squad, a special task force, has his own reasons to be wary of working alongside Oaklynn. But with rumors of a local cult known as the Light Paragons gaining power, the stakes are too high to refuse.
As they explore connections between the killings and cult, Oaklynn and Caleb are forced to confront old secrets…and a terrifying new threat. Someone is watching Oaklynn’s every move. They know exactly who she is and what she might be capable of. And soon her biggest fear isn’t just having her past exposed, but that a killer will turn whatever days she has left into a living nightmare…©2025 Darlene L. Turner (P)2025 Harlequin Enterprises, Limited
Format: audiobook
Narrator: Leanore A Woodworth - good but some of the voices were just weird
* new-to-me author
First off, the cover is really well done! This narrator was good in parts and not in others.
There was a lot to digest with the backgrounds of the FMC and MMC. Oaklynn is the daughter of a serial killer, a victim of mental, physical, and se___al abuse/r@pe. Caleb had a rough upbringing and became involved in a cult. He barely escaped with his life. It was interesting to learn but a lot to unpack.
Someone has become a copycat killer of Oaklynn’s deceased father’s crimes. There is a connection to a newer cult in town. The two of them have to work together to solve the case before more victims are added, including themselves and those they love. Oaklynn discovers something about her past that she never knew and Caleb struggles to enter back into the cult world to get information.
I enjoyed the story but did find it a bit much in places. The CWS was not very believable and most unlikely in Canada. The aspect of dark and light felt forced and over the top to me. There was a lot of action and just the right amount of romance. There was a good balance between action and regular life. The whodunit aspect was interesting. Most of the book was fine and I’m glad I read it.
Interesting backgrounds of main characters
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