The Woman in the Woods: A Charlie Parker Thriller Free Audiobook Download by John Connolly

A woman walks into a bar and asks for help. She is covered in blood, her hips are broken, and she is holding a gun. Charlie Parker agrees to protect her, but before he can get any more information out of her, she has a seizure. The next morning she wakes up with scrambled memories and feeling like she was in a car crash. Now, the only person that knows what really happened is Charlie Parker himself.

Charlie Parker is a down-on-his-luck private investigator, but things are about to change. After solving the case of a young woman found dead in a cabin in Maine, Charlie gets a call from his estranged daughter who just made headlines for becoming the youngest person to ever locate her birth mother. As Charlie drives back to Florida, he finds himself pulled into an impossible situation when his loved ones suddenly become targets in what begins as a simple missing persons case.

Charlie Parker, a former CIA agent and still current private detective, is just trying to help his young daughter when he becomes entangled in a scheme to smuggle heroin between Mexico and the U.S. He's caught in the middle of a violent drug war with Mexican assassin Enrique Martinez as well as Carla, an American woman working for the DEA who is investigating the smuggling ring.

Charlie Parker is the world's most famous private detective. He has solved some of the toughest cases with never-before-seen solutions. There is only one problem: he has no life. His friends and family don't know what to do with him. He's a recluse, a hermit who won't interact with anyone except his friendly neighborhood bartender, Tommy DeSantiago.

The Woman in the Woods is a story about a hitman who goes on the hunt for revenge. He finds love with his target's wife and hires a teenager to spy on her husband. The teenager ends up helping him escape from the police, which leads to many complications that he must clean up.

"That's not the woman," I say, interrupting whatever it is that the detective is saying. "The woman in the woods was wearing a red coat and a green scarf." "Just because she wore a red coat doesn't mean she's your girlfriend," he says. "You've got to be kidding me," I say, shaking my head.