Blue Heaven: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by C.J. Box

A mentally challenged man takes part in an experiment, which allows him to see the world through the eyes of those he rescues from on-the-street violence. When a serial killer begins targeting those in the experiment, he must find the will to stop him before more people die.

Blue Heaven is a novel that tells the story of a young man's life from his first time leaving home to his death. The story follows several people, including the main protagonist, and their experiences with the American Dream.

"I am a man who will always choose the blue heaven over hell, no matter how much it saps away at me." Henry Leyva narrates this novel by C.J. Box as he explores his life after the death of his wife Caitlin and their two daughters in an airplane crash. The story is told in three parts: "Soul" follows Henry's life after the Irish Republican Army (IRA) shoot him, "Body" tells his escape to America, and "Heaven" is where we find him during his final hours on earth before he leaves for the afterlife. Henry struggles with guilt following Caitlin's death because her last words to him were meant to be comforting rather than painful.

Henry Leyva is a criminal defense attorney, but he's also one of the best attorneys in Denver. He's a member of the Denver Bar Association and soon to be president of the State Bar Association. He's incredibly talented, smart, and ambitious...until his wife commits suicide. The stress from her death drives Henry to drink more than he should. It's not long before his career begins to take off again when an amazing woman named Aimee comes into his life. She is gorgeous, intelligent, and very interested in him.

Blue Heaven: A Novel, narrated by Henry Leyva, is a thriller of the highest order. When the FBI's new agent in charge of the border town where Box grew up discovers that the only way to solve the crime that tore Box's life apart as a child is to go back into his past and confront it head on, he finds himself struggling with what happened thirty years ago.

"I was intrigued by the premise of the story, and I read it with fresh eyes. It also started out great, with a strong voice that immediately drew me in."