Play of Shadows
Dr. Evan Wilding, Book 3
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Narrado por:
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Tim Campbell
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Barbara Nickless
Sobre este áudio
An ancient creature of Greek mythology drives a killer’s unspeakable motives in a pulse-pounding thriller by the Amazon Charts and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Dark of Night.
On a stormy Chicago night, renowned semiotician Dr. Evan Wilding and his brother, River, who’s back from an archaeological dig, reunite in a mystery. A package addressed to both of them contains a hand-drawn maze, an ancient Cretan coin, and a cryptic greeting: Let the game begin.
The opening move is murder.
In a downtown alley, a man has been found nearly cleaved in two, a symbol drawn on his forehead and a savage rip in his throat. Given the clues, Evan sees a parallel to a fearsome Greek myth. Which means his friend Detective Addie Bisset is on the trail of a legendary flesh-eating monster—one terrifyingly human and tumbling a panicked city toward chaos.
Evan, Addie, and River scramble to discover who’s behind the appalling crimes and decipher the baffling motives. The body count is rising. The endgame is nowhere in sight. And the stakes are nothing less than life and death.
©2023 Barbara Nickless (P)2023 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.Resumo da Crítica
“A brisk and clever whodunit with chills and verve.”—Kirkus Reviews
“Barbara Nickless hits the ball out of the park on this one….This is the third in the series but can be easily read as a standalone.”—Midwest Book Review
“Play of Shadows is an artful mystery, heavily researched…and one that combines a contemporary serial killer with a complex of ancient myths and symbols.”—The Denver Post