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  • Dead Gone

  • Tom Lange, Book 1
  • By: T.J. Brearton
  • Narrated by: Joe Hempel
  • Length: 9 hrs and 7 mins
  • 3.8 out of 5 stars (4 ratings)
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Dead Gone

By: T.J. Brearton
Narrated by: Joe Hempel
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Summary

A gripping thriller with an explosive ending by best-selling author T.J. Brearton. 

A woman’s body is found floating in a sultry Florida mangrove. She has no ID, and there is no indication of cause of death. 

Who is she? 

Who killed her? 

Everyone has dark secrets that will be revealed. 

Rookie Detective Tom Lange couldn’t have landed a more difficult first case. The only thing he has to go on is the woman’s butterfly tattoo. His boss, Lauren Blythe, piles the pressure on, and the medical examiner won’t tell him what he needs to know. 

Meanwhile Tom’s neighbor Alicia has an abusive boyfriend who Tom clashes with in a way that will have far-reaching consequences. 

The body leads Tom on a trail of seedy clubs, narcotics, and danger that is close to home. The book builds up detail by detail, mirroring the painstaking work of a real police murder investigation. In a tumultuous ending, Tom’s world is turned upside down. 

You'll be gripped from start to heart-stopping finish in this detailed and authentic detective mystery from T.J. Brearton. 

If you like Jeffery Deaver, Robert Bryndza, Lisa Unger, Gillian Flynn, Rachel Abbott, or Mel Sherratt, you will enjoy this compelling new novel.
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Good story

I enjoyed the story but the narration was very monotone and bothered me. I did consider giving up because the narration was incredibly dull most of the way through. I feel it's a shame because the overall story was decent.

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