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Broken Places
- A Rachel Goddard Mystery
- Narrated by: Tavia Gilbert
- Length: 9 hrs and 13 mins
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Broken Places
Narrated by:
Tavia Gilbert
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Publisher's Summary
Two residents of Mason County, Virginia, Cam and Meredith Taylor, are murdered within hours of one another. Deputy Sheriff Tom Bridger is called in, along with his girlfriend, veterinarian Rachel Goddard, because she heard—but didn't see—Cam’s murder.
The daughter of the victims is Leslie, Tom’s former girlfriend. Leslie returns home to see justice done—and, frankly, to win Tom back from Rachel. The prime suspect is Ben Hern, who happens to be Rachel’s childhood friend, and Rachel is desperate to prove him innocent. Meanwhile, Leslie pushes for Hern's arrest and launches a campaign of intimidation against Rachel. With the killer targeting Rachel and the community clamoring for an arrest, Tom and Rachel must decide who they can trust.
©2010 Sandra Parshall (P)2010 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Critic Reviews
“Excellent….A suspenseful tale distinguished by its sharp prose.” ( Publishers Weekly)
“Grips readers from the opening page with a suspenseful plot that will leave them breathless.” ( Library Journal)