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Midnight Betrayal
- Midnight, Book 3
- Narrated by: Mikael Naramore
- Length: 10 hrs and 1 min
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Midnight Betrayal
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Publisher's Summary
“Any time you see Melinda Leigh’s name on a book cover, you know you’re in for a sexy, sinister, twist-ridden read.” - USA Today
Curator Dr. Louisa Hancock left behind Maine and her troubled past for Philadelphia and a job at a prominent museum. Just when it seems that Louisa’s new life is safe from her dark secrets, the body of a museum intern is found - the victim of a brutal and baffling murder.
Louisa realizes this is no random crime. And when another intern goes missing, the abduction is linked to the only man who has ever tempted Louisa’s heart - Conor Sullivan, the owner of a Philly sports bar. Louisa’s past has taught her to be wary, but her heart refuses to believe Conor is guilty.
Now Conor and Louisa must dodge a police investigation as they race to find the real killer before another girl turns up dead. In their darkest hour, they find themselves drawn to each other. But trusting Conor could be deadly, especially as the evidence against him mounts...and as a merciless killer targets Louisa as the next victim.
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- Pamala Barnett
- 03-09-2017
Easy read.
Liked the characters and the narrator was excellent. Easy and relaxing read, keeps you on your toes though.
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Overall1 out of 5 stars
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- Tim Pate
- 11-05-2022
Predictable and not well thought out.
That the police would select one and only one person, to the exclusion of all others as a murder suspect, is sort of beyond belief. The author would have us believe that the evidence against this one person was overwhelming - but, the murder connection is tenuous at best.
Even to the end, two, abductions later and when there was no doubt that their main person of interest was not the murderer, they pursued him - again, to the exclusion of others. A police force who are, at the very least incompetent.
There are continuity inconsistencies. A second murder accusation is made, at a time when our suspect was under 24 hour police surveillance. So, where were the police as he committed these murders?
The narration was ok - though I thought that the narrator was guilty of over acting.
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