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Audiobooks Narrated by Carol Cowan
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While jogging along San Francisco Bay, Veronica "Ronnie" Ventana stumbles onto the scene of a crime. The killer has seen her face, and she's ID'd him as a political honcho with enough clout to cover up anything, even murder. Now she's running for her life, and her destination is that dark place called Justice and Revenge.
"Carol Cowan delivers a dynamic portrait of the tough but vulnerable Ventana. Cowan's deep, resonant voice has great range and projects humor and warmth into the snappy dialogue. She's good with accents and bit parts. Cowan's performance is balanced and dynamic, enhancing the story beyond its print counterpart. Cowan is a narrator to listen up for! Winner of the AudioFile Earphones Award."- AudioFile
With the help of ex-boxer and fellow P.I. Blackie Coogan, Ronnie Ventana is off to help a friend find the "Black Widow," a woman whose string of well-connected lovers have all come into sudden riches-and sudden death. Ronnie races to catch a killer before the killer catches her.
He was clinically dead after the accident - but was miraculously revived. Now Hatch Harrison and his wife approach each day with a new appreciation for life. But something has come back with Hatch from the other side. A terrible presence that links his mind to a psychotic's, so that a force of murderous rage courses through him.
Reporter Holly Thorne is intrigued by Jim Ironheart, who has saved 12 lives in the past three months. Holly wants to know what kind of power drives him, why terrifying visions of a churning windmill haunt his dreams, and just what he means when he whispers in his sleep that an enemy who will kill everyone is coming. "A master storyteller, sometimes humorous, sometimes shocking, but always riveting. His characters sparkle with life. And his fast-paced plots are wonderfully fiendish, taking unexpected twists and turns." - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Frank Pollard awakens in an alley, knowing nothing but his name - and that he is in great danger. Having taken refuge in a motel, he wakes again only to find his hands covered in blood. As far as he knows, he's no killer. But whose blood is this, and how did it get there? Over the next few days Frank develops a fear of sleep, because each time he wakes he discovers strange objects in his hands and pockets - objects far more frightening than blood. Husband-and-wife detective team Bobby and Julie Dakota specialize in high-ticket corporate security investigations, but when a distraught and desperate Frank Pollard begs them to watch over him, they can't refuse. Out of compassion - and curiosity - they agree to get to the bottom of his mysterious, amnesiac fugues. It seems a simple job: just follow a client who wants to be watched and tell him where he winds up. But as the Dakotas begin to discover where their client goes when he sleeps, they are drawn slowly into ever-darkening realms where they encounter the ominous figure stalking Frank. Their lives are threatened, as is that of Julie's gentle, Down's-syndrome brother, Thomas. To Thomas, death is "the bad place" from which there is no return. But Julie and Bobby - and their tortured client - ultimately learn that equally bad places exist in the world of the living, places so steeped in evil that in contrast death seems almost a relief... Praise for Dean Koontz "A master storyteller, sometimes humorous, sometimes shocking, but always riveting. His characters sparkle with life. And his fast-paced plots are wonderfully fiendish, taking unexpected twists and turns." - The San Diego Union-Tribune "One of our finest and most versatile suspense writers." - The Macon Telegraph & News "His prose mesmerizes...Koontz consistently hits the bull's-eye." - Arkansas Democrat "An exceptional novelist...top-notch." - Lincoln Journal-Star
