Rae Kostal has narrated 4 audiobooks on Listento.it by 2 authors. The most-rated is The Devil and Me.
Murder Live
Summary
Imagine watching the murder of someone you know happen live on social media. A small Ozark town is not as innocent as it seems. Sheriff Sharlene Camenetti is out to prove herself in a man's world. There's a killer who tortures for mad reasons of his own. When murders start happening in the once peaceful town of Highland Springs, suspects range from strangers to family members. Arkansas Federal Bureaur of Investigations Agent Everis Hayes arrives to help in the investigation, and Shar has more to prove to herself than her ability to catch a cold-blooded killer and save the women of Highland Springs. With a killer who has a motive will she succeed before she becomes the next victim?
©2017 Cynthia Hickey (P)2018 Cynthia Hickey
Say Bye to Mommy
Summary
Children are disappearing from Highland Springs. Evil, once again, stalks the small Ozark town of Highland Springs. This time, Sheriff Shar Camenetti and FBI agent Everis Hayes are pitted against a damaged villain. It's a race against losing what Camenettia and Hayes hold dear. Can they protect the ones they love against a woman who seems to have help everywhere? Can no one in Highland Springs be trusted?
©2018 Cynthia Hickey (P)2018 Cynthia Hickey
To Breathe Again
Summary
Girls are disappearing from Highland Springs without a trace. Sharlene Camenetti faces her biggest challenge yet as sheriff. There's a new church in town that believes the world is coming to end and they are looking for strong people like Sheriff Camenetti and Deputy Hayes to join them. Shar and Everis enter into a diabolical community and face a formidable foe who will do anything to see his vision fulfilled - absolutely anything.
©2018 Cynthia Hickey (P)2018 Cynthia Hickey
The Devil and Me
Summary
What do you do when the world falls apart and the devil takes up in a high-rise office in the Midwest? You become a private detective who finds and collects negotiated souls for the devil; at least, that's what I did. Or that's what I thought I did. Turns out, you can't really trust the devil after all.
©2017 Eric Havens (P)2018 Eric Havens