Mercer File, The: The Woman Who Knew Too Much

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Some dangers kick down your door. Others wait patiently inside your life. Private investigator Frank Mercer has faced killers, mob bosses, and men who thought they owned the city of New Alderidge. Violence never frightened him. Lies never surprised him. But this case is different. Because this time the threat isn’t hiding in the shadows. She’s been standing beside him the entire time. When Mercer begins to notice a woman appearing at the edges of his life, always at the right moment, always watching from somewhere nearby, he starts to question something far more dangerous than a crime. Intent. She doesn’t threaten him. She doesn’t demand anything. She doesn’t even ask for gratitude. She simply waits. And the deeper Mercer digs, the more he begins to understand a chilling possibility: Some people don’t want to hurt you. They want to keep you. In a city built on corruption, secrets, and quiet betrayals, Mercer must decide whether the woman who claims to protect him is a guardian… or the most dangerous obsession he’s ever encountered. Because sometimes the most unsettling thing in the world isn't violence. It's devotion. The Woman Who Knew Too Much is a psychological noir mystery about obsession, loyalty, and the quiet moment when protection becomes possession. And by the time Frank Mercer realizes the difference… it may already be too late.

Pagina's: 72, Paperback, Phillip Deam