Whiskey Sour

Jacqueline "Jack" Daniels Mysteries, Book 1

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Whiskey Sour

Written by: J. A. Konrath

Narrated by: Susie Breck, Dick Hill

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Lieutenant Jacqueline "Jack" Daniels is having a bad week. Her live-in boyfriend has left her for his personal trainer, chronic insomnia has caused her to max out her credit cards with late-night home shopping purchases, and a frightening killer who calls himself "The Gingerbread Man" is dumping mutilated bodies in her district.

While avoiding the FBI and its moronic profiling computer, joining a dating service, mixing it up with street thugs, and parrying the advances of an uncouth PI, Jack and her binge-eating partner, Herb, must catch the maniac before he kills again...and Jack is next on his murder list.

Whiskey Sour is the first book in the bestselling Jack Daniels series, full of laugh-out-loud humor and edge-of-your-seat suspense.

J. A. KonrathSusie BreckDick HillBrilliance AudioJack DanielsJacqueline "Jack" Daniels Mysteries

Mystery

Police Procedurals

Psychological

Suspense

Thriller & Suspense

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Critic Reviews

Dual voices add considerable interest to this debut novel....The production's conversations sound more like those of a radio play than a reading, and one gets the feeling that both actors are having fun. This is a fine series opener." ( AudioFile)

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