The Fifth Victim Free Audiobook Download by Beverly Barton

Beverly Barton's thriller, The Fifth Victim, tells the story of a woman who wakes up in a hospital without any recollection of her life. The mystery quickly deepens, following clues that keep leading to dead ends. When she starts to get answers, she finds herself in the middle of an international conspiracy that has its roots far back into World War II.

The Fifth Victim is a chilling thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end. This audiobook has everything from murder, intrigue, and mystery to make it a great listen.

The Fifth Victim by Beverly Barton is a thriller with many twists and turns. You are immediately drawn into the main character, Rachel's, world and you want to help her. In this novel, she is the fifth victim who is found dead of arsenic poisoning in a hospital in Boston. When the police ask to talk to Rachel and they need something that was taken from her bag while she was still alive, they find a note on an old blog that says "I'm sorry". Rachel thinks it's from one of her ex-boyfriend's who may be looking for revenge on all the men she had relationships with in the past. The two decide to team up and try to figure out if he's guilty or not before he kills someone else.

The Fifth Victim is a suspenseful and scary audiobook read by Marguerite Gavin. In the story, a group of people are taken hostage by a serial killer on vacation. The narrator gives you an unsettling feeling while you listen to the story. It is done in first person point of view.

The Fifth Victim is a story about a woman who is waking up from a coma. She has no idea what has happened to her, but in her dreams she can feel and see the other victims who have become stuck in this same reality. It's interesting because it's told from multiple characters' points of view and you see snippets from their memories from when they are first entering this world until the end of the book.

The Fifth Victim is a psychological thriller by Beverly Barton. This audiobook is read by Marguerite Gavin and you should listen to it if you have time to spare before bed!