Outfoxed: An Andy Carpenter Mystery Free Audiobook Download by David Rosenfelt

Grover Gardner has narrated several audiobooks, and this is his first time reading an Andy Carpenter mystery. He does a great job with the voice of Andy, who, as a detective, is hard to get right. Grover keeps the narration easy to listen to and maintains the suspense throughout the story. The book starts with Andy investigating the mysterious death of a neighbor, which leads him into a web of political intrigue and murder.

Grover Gardner's voice is a perfect fit for the detective Andy Carpenter. Gardner's voice is calm and confident without sounding too harsh or aggressive. He brings life to the story with his noticeable inflection. The narrator also does an outstanding job with pacing changes throughout the audiobook.

When a friend of Andy's passes away, he gets put on the case of figuring out who killed her and why. The book is narrated by Grover Gardner who does a great job of reading it.

Detective Andy Carpenter has only been back in the force for a few weeks after recovering from a horrific car accident. In his absence, Deputy Detective Piper Wright moved up and is now the partner of Detective Carpenter. Together, they are looking into the disappearance of an investigative journalist named Annabelle Ames and uncovering evidence that points to a possible conspiracy by someone with ties to both the police and political parties.

Outfoxed: An Andy Carpenter Mystery has been a favorite of many readers since it was published in 2003. It is the first book in David Rosenfelt's popular series about FBI agent Andy Carpenter (a role that was later played by Josh Duhamel in the TV series, "Covert Affairs").

Andy Carpenter is a professional con artist with a knack for getting people to spend more than they can afford. When he feels that he's been outfoxed by his own plan, it's up to Andy and his partner, Heather, to figure out who on their team has done the dirty deed. This audiobook was listed as one of the best mystery audiobooks of 2017 by NPR.