David Karel has narrated 2 audiobooks on Listento.it by 1 author. The most-rated is Murder Club.
Harvesting the Angels
Summary
A child’s kidnapping in Hong Kong exposes a world more terrifying than you can imagine! Based on true events! Hong Kong police detective William Lau’s daughter falls into the hands of child launders. These "baby brokers" forge a new identity for the stolen child, enabling them to ship the children around the world. They then sell them to wealthy families unable to legally adopt. Those not adopted are passed on to slave labor or organ donation. Desperate to find his child, Lau’s pursuit leads him to Memphis, Tennessee. Meanwhile in franklin city, a quiet Memphis suburb, Bill Doolin is called back from retirement to investigate a high-profile cold case. Lau’s colleague's murder in franklin city brings the two hunters together. They join forces to find Lau’s daughter before her kidnappers take her beyond reach. While searching both Bill and Lau uncover dark secrets about themselves that adds more urgency to their hunt and promises to change their lives forever. Will they find the child in time? Will the two hunters be able to reconcile their lives with what each discovered? Come along and find out!
©2018 Richard Powell (P)2020 Richard Powell
Murder Club
Summary
“For us, murder is a hobby,” the writer’s group president informs the detectives as they arrive. “We look forward to seeing real police procedure.” A prominent author dies at a mystery writers retreat. Is it natural causes or was she murdered? The detectives have never worked together before. Each has their own motivations as they approach the case. Recently promoted to investigations, Deputy Sheriff Christine Urich is eager to succeed. Show she is not just a pretty face promoted to make the Department look fair. The lead Detective, Robert Jordan, struggles with demons of his own. His career circles the drain after being hounded out of Memphis Homicide. Landing in this rural county, Jordan seems content to finish his career making as few waves as possible. As they struggle to build a working relationship, they discover that all those attending had strong motives to kill the victim. Are the writers interested in watching the police at work or is one or more of them killers covering their trail while pretending to cooperate? Can the detectives put their differences aside and bring the killer to justice?
©2017 Richard Powell (P)2020 Richard Powell