The Kind Worth Killing: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Peter Swanson

The Kind Worth Killing is a novel that starts out as an average day in the life of Joe Gunther, a Boston P.I. but quickly becomes complicated when he's asked to investigate his ex-girlfriends current boyfriend and find out who killed her previous husband. He soon finds himself in a dangerous web of blackmail and murder mysteries with the help of his ex-lover, Annie Frost; her nefarious new lover, Jeff Caffee; and his ex-partner Ray Peavy.

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The Kind Worth Killing is a thrilling novel about bestselling mystery writer, Joe King. His latest book has catapulted him to the top of the best-sellers list, but his success is not without its consequences. People around him are dying, and they're dying in a way that makes them look like accidents. Joe's on edge, he's acting paranoid and jealous, and his wife thinks something's wrong with him. People close to him start disappearing from their homes, ending up in morgues across the country.

'The Kind Worth Killing' is a riveting thriller that takes you into the dark heart of America's obsession with true-crime podcasts, and features a killer who is both diabolical and deranged. In the novel, Drew, an unemployed TV director of "kindness films," watches one such podcast where someone has come up with a new show called "The Kind Worth Killing" in which they interview crime victims. Fans will relish Swanson's ingenious twists on the whole true-crime genre.'

The Kind Worth Killing is a crime novel that takes place in the future where world's top detective, Aaron Falk, has been retired from the force for three years. Falk decides to go back into the field and help solve a case after his daughter tells him she has seen something that reminds her of one of his old cases. The book follows four separate story lines: Falk, who investigates a murder case; Susan Shaw, who is investigating some unusual murders taking place in a retirement home; Dr. Jane Hansen, who is trying to stop her husband from committing murder; and John Smith, an operative on behalf of an underground group fighting against injustice.

Peter Swanson loves a good conspiracy theory, so it's no surprise that his debut novel, "The Kind Worth Killing," is about one. It tells the story of the murder of a famous conductor and the manhunt for his killer. It's a modern thriller full of twists, turns, and unreliable narrators. Allie has always dreamed of playing in an orchestra like her famed father. In order to realize her dream, she takes up a position as an assistant to world-famous conductor Adam Stone. Over time, Allie becomes increasingly suspicious of Adam's conduct toward his wife and new protege Misty (and vice versa), but she can't seem to convince anyone else--until he tries to kill her at last.