Murder in Vegas: New Crime Tales of Gambling and Desperation Free Audiobook Download by Michael Connelly (editor)

In this collection of stories set in Las Vegas, one is more tolerant of the dark side of the city. It is a city where anything can happen and the crime rate is higher than anywhere else. The author has used his favorite detectives to showcase what happens when cops, gamblers, and killers meet up with each other. There are many well-known stories that are familiar but still exciting to read over and over again.

Remember all those Las Vegas stories you read about in the paper? Reading about crime in Las Vegas can be a depressing and depressing experience, but reading about it from the perspective of someone who actually lived there is different. It's not just a cold fact that Las Vegas is a dangerous place to live, it's personal. In Murder in Vegas, twelve writers retell their favorite tales of crime in Sin City.

Murder in Vegas is a collection of crime tales that explore the darker side of gambling. Michael Connelly, one of America's best-selling and most acclaimed crime authors, compiled this anthology of stories from experts in the field. The book is loaded with suspenseful twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

The book Murder in Vegas, by Michael Connelly, is a collection of crime tales set in different cities around the world. Some stories are about gambling, while others are about desperation.

The audiobook of Murder in Vegas: New Crime Tales of Gambling and Desperation is narrated by the two hosts of "The Joy Bean Podcast"--Joyce Bean and Phil Gigante. They were chosen to read the book because they best represent the author's tone. Connelly, who has won multiple awards, including a Pulitzer Prize, created this anthology of crime stories with the intention to draw parallels between murder during gambling and desperation. The authors explore how people react when faced with losing their fortunes or their lives to addiction.

The book is split into five sections, each with their own stories detailing a different type of crime. In the first section titled "Murder in Vegas," Michael Connelly introduces readers to four homicide detectives-a woman named Lenore Anderson, a man named Sonny Carlisle, and two others-as they investigate a shooting on the Las Vegas strip. In the second section, "Gambling for Murder," readers are introduced to a group of people who plan to rob a casino in order to get revenge after being scammed out of money. The third section, "Gambling for Life," follows a young woman as she takes part in illegal card games. In the fourth section entitled "No Crime Too Small," an amiable small time criminal commits robbery and gets a false sense of power over his victim but soon realizes that there's more going on when he's about to be caught. The final section is titled "Drugs for Murder." It focuses on addicts who make quick cash by robbing drug dealers right before they leave their houses at night.