HIDDEN ORDER

It doesn't take long for the listener to figure out that there's a connection between the disappearances of several people and the Federal Reserve. It's up to Scot Harvath to investigate. What he finds is the trail of a psychotic killer who appears to be toying with his pursuers. Harvath has help from an assortment of characters, all portrayed expertly by narrator Armand Schultz. Conjuring a wise elder, he deftly creates a gravelly Southern voice for the older agent Harvath consults. And he give a suitably clipped tone to Harvath's impatient boss. The story crosses into several geographic regions, including Boston, and Schultz is great with the variety of "Bah-stin" accents. A good example of a narrator keeping pace with a thriller. M.B. © AudioFile 2013, Portland, Maine [Published: OCTOBER 2013]