NOBODY TRUE

Murder takes on a new dimension when the victim hangs around in spirit, undertaking to identify his killer and bring him to justice. His efforts take on renewed intensity as he tries to prevent the murders of additional victims, including his wife and daughter. Robert Powell inhabits the story’s first-person narrator, a quiet fellow who, but for the occasional out-of-body experience, led an ordinary life. The murder victim tells his story at a steady pace that quickens as the suspense builds. Powell gives clear voice to his frustration as he tries to communicate with loved ones, and his pain as he learns of betrayal. J.E.M. © AudioFile 2005, Portland, Maine [Published: OCT/NOV 05]