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For My Brother

Det. Jason Strong, Book 3

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For My Brother

By: John C. Dalglish
Narrated by: Joshua Bennington
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Summary

Can visiting a grave connect us with the dead? What happens when a man thinks he can hear his dead brother? Billy Jarvis suffers an untimely death, leaving his little brother, Donnie, alone with his mother. Donnie thinks his dead brother has told him how to make things right and Detective Strong is pushed to figure out why people are disappearing. In the third book of the series, Jason is without his regular partner, Vanessa Layne, and must rely on a new partner to help him solve the mystery.

©2012 John C. Dalglish (P)2014 John C. Dalglish Christian Fiction Fiction Genre Fiction Mystery Police Procedural Suspense Thriller & Suspense
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Great Story, Great Author..
I didn't like the narrator very much.
otherwise the book was a good one.

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story was okay by the narrator needed to read the story first! it was not the best in the series!

Spolt by narration!

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Narrator was poor compared to previous books. Made detective sound like he was ancient not Middle aged. Narration irritating.

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