The Criminal Mind

Good Lawyer, Book 3

By: Thomas Benigno

Narrated by: Dan Bittner

A malicious undercurrent plagues the remote hamlet of Cartersville, New York, where children have been going missing for over half a century with no explanation or concern.

When a disabled Vietnam veteran, reared in that town, collides in the heart of Manhattan with a teenage girl suffering from multiple personality disorder and memories of being trapped in a locked wooden box as a child, their budding connection slowly unravels memories that neither of them can leave in the past.

After two buried crates are unearthed at a remote construction site outside Cartersville with the bones of small boys inside them, and simultaneously, another local child goes missing, Nick Mannino, The Good Lawyer, and Paul Tarantino, a high-class fixer and former secret service agent, are drawn into the fray. Together they explore the disappearance over the years of not just one, but hundreds of children in and around this quaint but peculiar town.

With the help of a genius hacker, a dedicated reporter, and the only witnesses to the crimes - the alternate personalities of the traumatized yet innocent teenager - The Good Lawyer is about to embark on his most disturbing investigation yet: uncovering a sinister underground enterprise and the criminal mind behind it.

©2021 Thomas Benigno (P)2021 Audible, Inc.

Loved the characters in this book.

I couldn’t put this book down. I loved all three books especially this one where he put his uncle’s money to good use.

intriguing!

The story keeps you gripped, the storyteller makes it come to life. Amazing book with lots of twists and turns. I highly recommend!

Love all of these novels!

Loved the characters, story line & voice actor reading it. Well done & entertaining. Sad this is the last one in this series.

DORSN'T DISAPPOINT!!! X

I'm loving the 3rd book of the series!!!! I've enjoyed all of the books by this author!!!! X

Great Story - Poor Narrator

I enjoy Thomas Benigno's books but this narrator was terrible. It was distracting for him to pull us out of the story because he didn't know how to read the book.

Narration

I wanted to comment on the narration as many people were disappointed. I was somewhat disappointed that Dan Bittner did not have a trace of the New York accent Dan Triandiflou had on the two previous books. I thought he was very believable as Nick Mannini. Perhaps had he not narrated the first two books, Bittner would’ve been cut a little more slack. He did a good job overall.

Decent story but not so good narration

What happened to Dan Triandiflou????? His narration of the first two books in the series was outstanding.
This narrator just didn't do the book/story justice. Huge disappointment.

Not My Favorite.

I loved the first two books; this one fell short. Maybe it was the narrator. The subject is very important. The positive is the new characters are interesting.

Fairly good

Narration was a bit weird in some ways. Story was ok and not a bad time filler for a long drive.