Voices in the Night
Searching for connection with a radio scanner.
Nick Claybourne is a wounded soul. A guilt-ridden single father, a man who lost his wife in an accident for which he has never forgiven himself. His only connection to the outside world is a radio scanner. He fills notebooks with what he hears. His life turns hopeful when he meets Samantha, a woman he's listened to for two years. But when three women in Nick's notebooks turn up murdered, he's the prime suspect.
When warned that his wife wasn't perfect, Nick didn't know what that meant. He's about to find out.
Reviews
"This book with grab a reader's attention from the first page. It's a fun, retro crime novel and an esay read. A great novel to get caught up in!"
- Ebbs and Flows
"The unexpected plot twists will captivate you in this mystery/love story. The characters are well-developed, and the writing is dark and chilling. This story will have you rushing to the end!"
- Melanie McCoy
"This book is twisted! You can see the world from the killer's point of view, and I rooted for the wounded souls. Great read!"
- Katie Henderson
"This will surely keep you up at night and have you second-guessing your cell phone usage...A suspenseful masterpiece!"
- Jill Rey
"Suspenseful and unique! I loved how unique the plot of this story is. Being a widow myself, I identified with Nick immediately and found his hobby true to life and realistic. The book is great at keeping you interested until the end."
- Bridget Ball
This book stayed with me longer than I expected. Nick is a lonely, broken single dad, and his habit of listening to radio conversations feels sad at first, not creepy. That made it more disturbing when the murders start lining up with his notebooks. The early ’90s setting works really well and adds to the tension. The story builds slowly but keeps tightening until you genuinely feel the pressure closing in on him. A dark, thoughtful thriller that focuses more on psychology than shock.
- Jonathan S.
