Kindred Killers: A Stanford Carter Murder Mystery

De: Gary Starta

Narrado por: Thomas Pedrosa

Homicide Detective Stanford Carter uses Zen meditation to deal with the gruesome crimes of humanity. But his composure is severely tested when an unfaithful husband and stripper are not only murdered but showcased for their immoral lives. To test his mettle further, department policy is jeopardizing his romance with his CSI colleague Jill Seacrest. Marrying colleagues is prohibited, and Carter must either end his romance or have Jill put in for transfer.

The private detective hired by the family of the victims becomes the only suspect. Carter theorizes someone with knowledge in law enforcement is responsible for leaving clean but disturbing crime scenes. Further investigation leads him to believe a pair of killers might be working as serials. As Jill goes undercover to investigate the PI's social life, Carter fears he might not only fail to stop the vigilante killings but lose the love of his life.

©2014 Gary Starta (P)2018 Gary Starta

Twists and turns

This case had a great twist to it and the ending was a heart warming one. I appreciate that partners had each other’s backs and they went for what they wanted.

Kindred Killers

This was a really good book.I enjoyed it. We have good guys,bad guys,some I really couldn;t tell who they were for. Stanford Carter wants to marry his love,Jill,who is a colleague and it is against regulations.In the end,regulations won't matter. Thomas Pedrosa was a fine narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Head wounds

I like a good mystery and this was certainly that you didn’t know who done it until the end. Great job great book thank you to the author and the narrator who both did a great job thank you very much

Edge-of-your-seat-thrilling!

Yes, I am a major fan of Starta's work, and when asked, I jump at the change to read and review it. There is a writing style behind the story and it keeps this reader engaged, thoroughly. It's not just the style, it's the story itself. Enter the killing collective, and be introduced immediately to "The Silver Man". This story is riveting and compelling (and a bunch of other high end adjectives). Filled with death, mayhem, and conspiracies, this story is not one you put down until the end. The Silver man involves himself in everything, and his words are echoed with terrifying and horrifying actions. “I ask you now; are you prepared to go out like lambs, without so much as a whimper? Or will you fight to the death if you have to?” Absolutely amazing, and highly recommended.

Stanford Carter

Great story!! Perfectly creepy and gripping. I am hooked on Stanford Carter and Gary Starta. Beautifully read by the narrator.

Great Story...but

This is a very well written and entertaining story, but the narration nearly ruins it. All narrators should find out how each word is properly pronounced before speaking it!