From award-winning, best-selling author, Alison Naomi Holt, and multiple award-winning narrator, Christa Lewis, comes the second installment in the Alex Wolfe Mysteries.
Mafia Don Gianina Angelino asks Tucson Police Detective Alexandra Wolfe to investigate a stabbing.
Off the record
Detective Eric Langstrom warns Alex to stay away from his case.
Might as well wave a red flag to a bull.
“This might be my favorite of the Credo series. I always want more Gia! We get that in this book. I don’t want to spoil anything, but both of the main plots were great.” Amazon reviewer
“This book just flowed seamlessly. I cried at the end. When I was a rookie, The Choir Boys was ‘required’ reading. I would put this book right up there with it and a thousand times more relevant/useful.” Amazon reviewer
Introducing Detective Alexandra Wolfe, a fresh, funny, tough cop who skates on the edge of the law in her quest for justice. A Mafia boss, a hunky bi-sexual nurse, and her exuberant best friend, MEGAN, help turn Alex's everyday life as a detective upside down.
It’s been six years since a jury convicted Jacob McClelland of murdering his brother.
When Megan bullies Alex into reviewing the case, Alex discovers that her captain, the chief investigator, overlooked evidence that might have proved the brother’s innocence. Against the Captain’s orders and Alex’s better judgment, she unofficially re-opens the case and finds herself following a twisted investigative trail left by the murdered man, himself.
Detective Alexandra Wolfe - a little unconventional and out of control, always gets the bad guys in the end. If you're looking for a puzzle of a mystery with a lovable main character and a great supporting cast, then this is the mystery book for you.
'Gripping, Refreshing, Truly Beautiful” ~ 5-Star Amazon Review
Read by Earphones Award-winning narrator, Christa Lewis.
The Door at the Top of the Stairs is a Psychological Suspense that tells of the trauma suffered by police detective Jesse Shaunessy, who is kidnapped and tortured, then thrown away by her department as damaged goods.
Pulitzer nominated poet Harvey Stanbrough, who wrote about his own traumatic experiences during the Vietnam War, writes, 'This is an absolutely excellent story, one of the best I've read in a good while. Not only is it a strong action/adventure, but it's also a poignant story of human beings caring for each other. The way Morgan and Ryland helped lead Jesse back from her PTSD is almost a novel unto itself.”
The psychological damage inflicted on the main character, Jesse Shaunessy, is soul wrenching. Yet, in the midst of the darkness, Holt somehow interjects a lightness and humor that allows the reader to take a deep breath before plunging back into the nightmare.
Victoria Lucas, President of Lucas Script Consulting writes: “I finally got some time yesterday and decided to read a couple of chapters. Well, I simply couldn’t stop — I HAD to find out what happened — and I read the entire book (completely blowing off my other projects). You have certainly created a very chilling premise and three utterly memorable characters in Morgan, Ryland and Jesse.”
