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The Kindred Killers

By: Graham Smith
Narrated by: David McCallion
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Jake Boulder’s help is requested when his friend’s family is crucified and burned. When a woman’s body is discovered, Boulder realises the murders have something unusual in common. After a young couple is snatched, the case takes a more brutal turn. Gruesome footage is sent to the major US news outlets; the pressure to find those responsible, mounts. With the authorities against him, can Boulder catch the killer?©2017 Graham Smith (P)2017 W. F. Howes Ltd Crime Thrillers Mystery Private Investigators Suspense Thriller Thriller & Suspense Fiction Crime Detective
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good story line and narrator was very good, kept me intrigued till the end

good story line

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I enjoyed this book apart from the fact that he obviously hates the English which is a little sad for me and I don’t get the ending

What about the ending???

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Great story, I read the first book in this series so had a good idea who was who, the reader is perfect for this story line, I've passed on good books before, because the reader didn't fit with the story, that most important for enjoying a good book, can't wait for the next book in this series, great writing.

Fantastic

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Managed to listen to book 1 before book 2. which helped set the characters Intricate storyline & not the ending I expected. Hope there are mire books in the pipeline from this author & narrator

Well paced & I love the narrator

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This second Boulder book is horrific in it's premise, scarily realistic (given the polititcal climate in the USA and Europe currently) but it makes for a very entertaining listen, which I hate to say, given the subject matter, but it really is a good listen, David McCallion is excellent as always, Jake Boulder is still irritatingly goody goody, but I can overlook this due to the entertainment value of the entirety.

I totally recommend this book to all (except the squeamish).

Scarily realistic

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