The Jigsaw Man: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Nadine Matheson

[The Jigsaw Man] is a suspenseful and thrilling read, with the perfect combination of sharp writing and well-developed characters. The narrator has led a fascinating life and her voice reflects her experience in delivering the story.

Lenny is not your average joe. His career as a jigsaw artist has afforded him the opportunity to create pieces of art for some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, including her with whom he falls in love. As Lenny navigates the politics, bad decisions and emotional stressors in his professional and personal life, will he ever be able to put together a masterpiece that reflects his true self?

With her husband dead and her son missing, returning to the wilds of the North Woods was a last resort. There she met a man who could help her find him, but could he keep his own secrets?

This is a fascinatingly-written story of a man who appears to be made up of pieces of other people. He has no memory, no sense of identity and he's been watching his life take place in front of him since it began. The author weaves through the story with cunning and skill, painting her character's world in vivid colors that are sometimes dark, sometimes light. The Jigsaw Man is a must read for thriller fans everywhere.

"The Jigsaw Man" is a suspenseful read that will keep you up at night. The story is written in the form of a detective novel. "Detective Sean Patrick McBride and Detective Brie Warner are two separate people that must solve one murder, but in order to do so, they must first find out who the murderer is before he kills again-the victim in the first case or someone else."

The Jigsaw Man is a crime novel that will keep you guessing. It begins with a murder in a small town and then twists and turns as the story centers around two detectives searching for the perpetrator. They both went to high school with the victim and they never thought they would have to question their friendships again. They soon find themselves on parallel paths trying to figure out who killed Nathan, so they can be done with it once and for all. Some of their questions get answered, others don't but in the end, the reader has learned more about each character than what's in the book.