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Before He Kills
- A MacKenzie White Mystery, Book 1
- Narrated by: Elaine Wise
- Length: 6 hrs and 24 mins
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Publisher's Summary
In the cornfields of Nebraska a woman is found murdered, strung up on a pole, the victim of a deranged killer. It doesn't take long for the police to realize a serial killer is on the loose - and that his spree has just begun.
Detective Mackenzie White, young, tough, smarter than the aging, chauvinistic men on her local force, finds herself called in grudgingly to help solve it. As much as the other officers hate to admit it, they need her young, brilliant mind, which has already helped crack cold cases that had left them stumped. Yet even for Mackenzie this new case proves an impossible riddle, something the likes of which she - and the local force - have ever seen.
With the FBI called in, together, an intense manhunt ensues. Mackenzie, reeling from her own dark past, her failed relationships, and her undeniable attraction to the new FBI agent, finds herself battling her own demons as her hunt for the killer takes her to the darkest places of her mind. As she delves into the killer's mind, obsessing over his twisted psychology, she finds that evil truly does exist. She only hopes it will not be too late to extricate herself from it, as her entire life collapses around her.
As more bodies turn up dead and a frantic race against time ensues, there is no way out but to find him before he kills again.
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- Kody
- 2022-06-13
Do not recommend
Honestly I cannot dissuade you enough from this book. The story is boring, cliché, and full tropes. All of this is is made worse by the fact that the book takes place in Nebraska and but yet it’s narrated by a woman with an English accent who reads far too much urgency into even the most mundane sentences.
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