Search the Dark Free Audiobook Download by Charles Todd

There is penance to be paid for every murder, and no one knows this better than Jamie Fraser. The guilt that consumes her has taken its toll on her health, but when the police find a clue that could identify one of their killers, Jamie realizes she must follow it to its conclusion.

Search the Dark is the first book in a trilogy of crime novels written by Charles Todd and narrated by Samuel Gillies. The main character, Peter Grant, is a recently retired Scotland Yard officer who took early retirement to focus on his family's agricultural holdings. The novel follows Peter as he searches for the identity of a shadowy serial killer preying on young girls in London while also investigating the death of his wife, who was found walking in a remote field with their farm dog.

"Search the Dark" is a WWII-era thriller about a British soldier who finds himself trapped in a Nazi concentration camp. The book is written in first person point of view and is broken down into two parts. Part one follows Private James Wainwright as he's taken from his home, travels to Holland and then Germany, where he meets the prisoner squadron known as A Squadron. Part two has Wainwright at Buchenwald, trying not to slip into insanity after witnessing the horrors of war firsthand.

"Hugh's skin felt tight on his skull, and the back of his throat ached. He had a headache, the kind that throbbed behind his eyes and that made it impossible to think."

The Search the Dark audiobook download is narrated by the author's first-person narrator, Samuel Gillies. The narrator makes an effort to convey a sense of hopelessness, which complements the story's theme.

Search the Dark follows seventeen-year-old Scottish girl Jessie as she becomes entangled in a local investigation into the disappearance of a young boy. One by one, all of the children who lived in the town of Glen Trool go missing, and when it turns out their disappearances are connected, Jessie finds herself caught up in a dark web of intrigue and danger.