Cold Blooded Free Audiobook Download by Lisa Jackson

It is a clever murder mystery, using liquid nitrogen to kill the victim. Lisa Jackson, the main character, is a young woman who has been in love with a man who was killed. She uses her skills as an environmental chemist to investigate the murder and find out more about the killer.

Cold Blooded is about a killer who has killed a woman he was dating and is forced to go on the run. Jackson's writing is fantastic and the audiobook adds an extra layer of suspense that builds the tension up during certain scenes in the book.

The author of the novel, Lisa Jackson, brings readers into the mind of a woman with a bionic arm. Cassie is a freelance journalist and she fights crime with her skills in biotechnology. The story follows Cassie as she chronicles her life and the world around her. This genre-bending book will keep you entertained until the last page.

Cold Blooded is a thriller that revolves around the disappearance of a 24-year-old woman and the murder of the woman's baby. This audiobook was written by Lisa Jackson who has also written best-selling books such as The Silent Girl, A Child Called It, and The Lost Daughter. Cold Blooded was also adapted into a movie in 2008 which starred John Travolta, Tom Berenger, and Linda Blair.

Cold Blooded is a chilling, brilliant, atmospheric thriller that explores the dark underbelly of crime and corruption in America. It's a fast-paced, non-stop thrill ride with characters, scenery, and locations that will make for a one-of-a-kind night on the town. I found myself coming back to Cold Blooded again and again, eager to hear more from this masterful storyteller.

"It was the perfect crime, but someone forgot to kill someone." Dennis Dombey's mother is found to have been murdered in her home and the only suspect is Dennis. He comes to live with his uncle and aunt, who are both detectives, after his conviction for a cold-blooded murder he didn't commit. It isn't long before they find themselves battling the killer and trying to prove that Dennis is innocent while dealing with the grief of their mother's death.