Darker Than Any Shadow

A Tai Randolph Mystery

De: Tina Whittle

Narrado por: Renée Raudman

The dog days of summer have arrived, and Tai Randolph is feeling the heat. Running her uncle’s gun shop is more demanding than she had ever imagined. Her best friend, Rico, is competing for a national slam poetry title, and Atlanta is overrun with hundreds of fame-hungry performance poets clogging all the good bars.

Tai also has to deal with her new relationship with corporate security agent Trey Seaver. Trey, SWAT trained and rule obsessed, has a brain geared for statistics and flow charts, not romance. And while Tai finds him irresistibly fascinating, dating a human lie detector who can kill with his bare hands is a somewhat precarious endeavor.

Just when she thinks she has a handle on things, one of Rico’s fellow poets is murdered—and Rico becomes the prime suspect.

Tai rolls up her sleeves and comes to Rico’s defense with every trick in her book, including a little lying here, a little snooping there. Trey wants her off the case immediately. So does Rico. Every poet in Atlanta has a secret, it seems, and one of them is willing to kill to keep their own quiet. But someone else wants her on the job, someone dropping her anonymous clues and clandestine tip offs, someone with an agenda that appears to be either positively heroic or downright deadly.

Will Tai’s relationship with Trey survive another foray into amateur sleuthing? And even more importantly, will she?

©2012 Tina Whittle (P)2012 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“In this exciting series debut, Whittle provides not only an original, well constructed plot but also a cast of unforgettable characters all somewhat flawed by life…Can’t wait for the next one.” ( Library Journal (starred review) on The Dangerous Edge of Things)

“Mystery fans will welcome wisecracking characters that aren't trite and a twisting plot that isn't tired.” ( Publishers Weekly on The Dangerous Edge of Things)

“Whittle’s first foray into crime fiction is noteworthy.” ( Kirkus Reviews on The Dangerous Edge of Things)