Pieces
Maddy Reynolds in the Crosshairs
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Pieces
Narrated by:
Lara Terco
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Narrated by:
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Lara Terco
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John Netti
About this listen
Ex-detective Maddy Reynolds can’t escape her reputation and finds herself in the crosshairs of the FBI’s most notorious serial killer, Amos Whitfield. Why? Because like in the Old West, the fastest gun is the trophy.
Whitfield comes to Berry Lake, and before he takes down the famous detective to carve another notch in his belt, he leaves a trail of death in her town, taking body parts from his victims for his collection. He taunts Maddy, making it clear he’ll be coming for her.
Maddy has been out of the bad guy business and has little time to whip herself into shape before facing her most terrifying opponent.
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