Linda Hamilton has narrated 3 audiobooks on Listento.it by 5 authors, with an average listener rating of 3★ across 1 ratings. The most-rated is Night Train.
Night Train
Summary
Detective Mike Hoolihan has seen it all. A 15-year veteran of the force, she's gone from walking a beat, to robbery, to homicide. But this one case has gotten under her skin. When Jennifer Rockwell, darling of the community and daughter of a respected career, now top-brass, cop takes her own life, no one is prepared to believe it … especially her father, Colonel Tom. Mike Hoolihan, longtime colleague and friend of the Colonel, is ready to "put the case down." Suicide. Closed. Until Colonel Tom asks her to do the one thing any grieving father would ask: take a second look. Not since his celebrated novel Money has Amis turned his focus on America to such remarkable effect. Fusing brilliant wordplay with all the elements of a classic whodunit, Amis exposes a world where surfaces are suspect (no matter how perfect), where paranoia is justified (no matter how pervasive), and where power, price and pride are brought to a low by the hidden recesses of our humanity.
©1997 Martin Amis (P)1998, 2014 Dove Audio, Phoenix Books
Malice Domestic 3
Summary
Acclaimed Agatha Award-winning author Nancy Pickard presents this anthology of original mystery stories by some of the most distinguished mystery writers of the 20th century. The collection was compiled in honor of the most beloved crime writer of all time - Agatha Christie. It includes: "His Tears" by Marilyn Wallace, "Sign of the Times" by Nancy Pickard, "Fannie's Back Fence Caper" by Susan and Bill Albert, "The Dying Light" by Taylor McCafferty, "The Family Jewels" by Dorothy Cannell, "The Trouble with the Shoot" by Camilla T. Crespi, "High Heels in the Headliner" by Wendy Hornsby, "Cara's Turn" by Marlys Millhiser, and "Gentle Reader" by Sharyn McCrumb.
©1994 by Camilla T. Crespi; 1994 by Wendy Hornsby; 1994 by Marlys Millhiser; 1994 by Marilyn Wallace; 1994 by Dorothy Cannell; 1994 by Nancy Pickard; 1994 by Susan and Bill Albert; 1994 by Taylor McCafferty; 1994 by Martin Greenberg; 1994 by Sharyn McCrumb (P)1998 by Dove Audio
Be the One
Summary
From the author of North of Montana ("The writing has the taut, perfect tone of a well-tuned string" -Scott Turow), a spellbinding thriller about ambition taken to unexpected, and deadly, extremes. Cassidy Sanderson is a scout for the Los Angeles Dodgers - the only female scout in the major leagues. Hard-living and hard-drinking, a gifted athlete herself, she takes pride in successfully competing in a male world. But recently she has been losing prospects on the sign, and her job security is teetering on the edge. When she gets a tip from a close friend and fellow scout about Alberto Cruz, a young phenom in the Dominican Republic, she impulsively catches a flight to Santo Domingo - even though it is out of her territory and she will undoubtedly incur her boss's wrath. If Alberto Cruz is as good as she's been told, the trip will be worth the risk. The risk starts quickly. Not only has Cruz "got it all - the heart, the guts, the aptitude," he may also have "a bad spirit on him." And he's not the only man Cassidy meets on the island who might change her life for good or ill. The other is Joe Galinis, a powerful financier and real estate developer, "one of the most provocative men she has ever met." When Cassidy returns to Los Angeles, she finds herself entangled in a blackmail scheme laced with otherworldly vodou and real-life violence: a tightening triangle of suspicion and deception that leads her to the back rooms (and backstabbing) of high-stakes sports and finance - where she is about to discover that there is a thin line between a competitor and a killer. Once again, April Smith gives us a novel of nonstop suspense - large in scope, emotionally rich, and built around a central character of striking originality and substance.
©2000 April Smith (P)2000 Random House Audio