In Harm's Way Free Audiobook Download by Irene Hannon

In Harm's Way is a suspenseful novel with a few twists that kept me wanting more. The author manages to create the perfect balance of suspense and romance.

In Harm's Way is a story about a woman who doesn't believe in fate. That's why she does everything she can to prevent herself from falling into the same pattern of repeating toxic relationships, bad decisions, and self-destructive behavior. This book is about examining your past to change your future. It was such an emotional read that I found myself crying quite often through the audiobook.

In Harm's Way is a suspenseful crime novel by Irene Hannon. It is narrated by Stevie Ray Dallimore who brings the story to life with his haunting narration. The story tells of a serial killer, Jack Black, and his murderous rampage in the small town of Shepherd's Hollow. All of the residents are suspicious about one another and soon enough, everyone is a suspect. This is an audio book that every crime thriller lover needs to have on their 'must-read' list!

This audiobook is about a Vietnam-era army officer who encounters the enemy for the first time and has to figure out how to kill them. The enemy is able to turn invisible, so there are many surprising twists in the story. There are also many unexpected death scenes, so it's not really a happy ending.

Ari is a normal teenager living in a small town on the coast of Maine. But she keeps a second, secret life as an online gamer playing under a different name. One day her online avatar is attacked by someone who seems to know everything about her and has more power than any other player. Now she's fighting for her life, along with some of the most powerful people in the world, as they try to figure out what's happening and how to stop it before it's too late.

In Harm's Way is a fictional novel told in first person point of view by Tommy Tipton. He is a small-town sheriff who is trying to balance his duties with his social life and the sudden disappearance of his mother.