Title: Your Turn to Die
Author: Mark Love
Narrator: C J Grey
Genre: Mystery/ Police Procedural
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Do you listen to audiobooks? Do you have a favorite? If you don’t listen to audiobooks, is there a particular reason why not?
I have listened to a few audiobooks in the past when I did more long-distance driving. Nowadays road trips are short. I’m more inclined to read a print copy or ebook.
What makes this a must-listen audiobook?
C J Grey does a great job narrating the story. This isn’t an easy case for Chene and the squad, with so many potential suspects and pressure to solve it quickly. There is also an element of tension between Chene and his boss, Pappy Cantrell, when his relationship with the old mobsters becomes apparent.
This one can keep you guessing, as the detectives work diligently to develop the clues and figure out who is behind the murder.
Giveaway –
One lucky reader will win a $75 Amazon US or Canada gift card
Open internationally. You must have a valid Amazon US or Amazon CA account to win.
Runs June 1 – 30, 2023.
Drawing will be held on July 3, 2023.
Author Biography:
Mark Love lived for many years in the metropolitan Detroit area, where crime and corruption are always prevalent. A former freelance reporter, Love honed his writing skills covering features and hard news. He is the author of the Jamie Richmond romance mysteries, Devious, Vanishing Act, Fleeing Beauty, and the soon to be released, Chasing Favors, along with the novella Stealing Haven. His short story, Don’t Mess with the Gods, was written with Elle Nina Castle and included in the Magic & Mischief anthology. Love also writes the Jefferson Chene mystery series, WHY 319? Your Turn to Die and The Wayward Path.
Love resides in west Michigan with his wife, Kim. He enjoys a wide variety of music, books, travel, cooking and exploring the great outdoors.
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C.J. Grey
I'm not a classically trained actor, but I've been acting my whole life. I love, love, love narrating because I love stories and being the one to tell them. Narrating to me is a very intimate thing. You are basically telling a story to someone right into their ear which if not done well can be a very unpleasant experience. I won't lie and say "I'm the best narrator ever" because I'm not... yet, but I think my learning curve has been impressive and I continue to improve each and every day. I love mystery, sci-fi and fantasy genres best, but I'm willing to try any genre at least once to see how it goes.
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