The accents and the Cajun French were spot on! I highly recommend the narration Karen Peakes made Annie Broussard’s character come to life, and did a fine job with the male voices as well. I couldn’t stop thinking of the solution and how things turned out, while the romance aspect was everything I hoped for, I was very sad for a particular character, and I think the voice and inflection the narrator gave this character every time he/she had a scene made their predicament resonate with me deeper than it did with just reading the pages. Nick and Annie’s relationship felt dangerous and passionate, and an element to the story made it sort of forbidden, or at the very least ill advised, but these two couldn’t stay away from each other.Īfter finishing A Thin Dark Line this time I was impressed and haunted. The mystery as well as the internal politics Annie must navigate in the police force made for a captivating read. It’s evident that Annie is rattling someone with her investigation, because gory “presents” and more sinister threats start coming her way.

She doesn’t want to pin a murder on the wrong guy, she wants justice and she wants the truth. Nick’s convinced Marcus is guilty, but as Nick and Annie team up and dig deeper, Annie’s not so sure. The fact that Marcus Reynard, the chief suspect, is suddenly fixated on her doesn’t hurt matters either. Annie is both fascinated and wary of him, and scared of the electric current of attraction they share.Īnnie is a newer cop with ideals, innocence, and determination that Nick sees as an asset to the case. Annie already had ties to the murder because she was the officer who discovered Pam Bichon’s body, but when she crosses paths with Nick she gets dragged further into the case and the dark side of Nick. When a suspect in the brutal murder of Pam Bichon is exonerated on a technicality the community is outraged along with the Detective in charge of the case, Nick Fourcade. The audio just enhanced an already riveting mystery!Īnnie Broussard is a Deputy in Bayou Breaux Police Department hoping to make Detective. I read A Thin Dark Line some years ago (more than ten) and loved it, so when it was offered on an Audible Daily Deal I snatched it up.

A thin dark line by tami hoag