The Fifth to Die Free Audiobook Download by J.D. Barker

The Fifth to Die is a thrilling dark thriller about a man who wakes up in the midst of an out-of-body experience with no memory. He soon finds himself trapped in the body of another person, and must figure out how to escape before he loses his life or the life of the person he inhabits.

The Fifth to Die is a well-written thriller by J.D. Barker that tells the story of Liam, a young man who wakes up one day with no memory of anything. He tries to piece together what happened leading up to his current state, but he's frustrated by how little information he can find about his life and his whereabouts in general. One thing that is clear is that something or someone has caused his memories to be wiped from his mind and it seems as if someone is trying to cover up the truth behind the identity of the fifth person who has died under mysterious circumstances.

The Fifth to Die is a thriller set in the maximum security wing of L.A.'s Los Angeles County Jail. The book focuses on a lawyer who must defend an inmate accused of murder against overwhelming odds--if he can defend him without blowing his own cover and getting himself killed in the process.

The Fifth to Die is a thriller novel which tells the story of Dan, an ex-agent with the Department of Foreign Services, who's in hiding from his master. He has to find the person responsible for killing four of his co-workers. While on the run he finds himself in a web of lies and deceit with numerous people he previously thought were allies only to be revealed as adversaries.

"The Fifth to Die" is the fifth episode of the third season and the 35th episode overall in "The X-Files". A serial killer goes on a killing spree in a small coastal town. The town's people, who are dying off one by one, don't know why or how to stop him. Scully takes up the case and is convinced that she knows who he is, but Mulder is skeptical of her claims.

The Fifth to Die is a thrill ride of an audiobook from start to finish. It's interesting, it's engrossing and it's fast paced. You won't be disappointed if you've read the book. I found the narrator was spot on with his portrayal of the different characters in the book.