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Title: AT Dawn
Subtitle: An Alex Troutt Thriller, Book 4
Author: John W. Mefford
Narrator: Jodie Bentley
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 hrs and 55 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-10-17
Publisher: John W. Mefford
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 5 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
FBI Special Agent Alex Troutt returns in a twisting, heart-pounding thriller.
Three flashes of light illuminate a dark sky. An unspeakable evil devours its prey.
The shimmering view of the sun-drenched ocean can often be nothing more than a mirage. For Alex Troutt, a trip back home for a much-needed summer vacation proves only one thing: greed rules. But how it takes root could destroy her world.
Fueled by the lust of power and money, the shadow of death envelopes her seaside hometown, including those closest to Alex. But as disconnected investigations converge into one focal point, Alex will stop at nothing to blow the entire crime ring straight to hell - even if she has to make the ultimate sacrifice...her life.
Members Reviews:
Another terrific adventure in the Alex Troutt series. Highly recommend!!!
I received this book in advance in exchange for an honest review, but, as soon as it came out I purchased it. Alex Troutt stories are a real treat. While she has been through her own trials and tribulations in previous stories, including losing all her memory in an accident, this book can be a stand alone story if you want to start the series at this point. In this story, she tries to take some time off, from her FBI job, visit her beach side hometown, reconnect with her father, meet his new âgirlfriend,â and relax. If you have ever read any of these stories, you know in advance that even a vacation at the beach is no vacation when you are Alex Trout. Between the drugs, the gangs, the murders, the kidnappings, the plot twists, and, of course, the bullets flying everywhere, Alex would have been better off staying home with her children and chasing bad guys from there. Each of the stories is completely different, but the characters themselves develop a bit more in each book. I am looking forward to the next book in the series - At Dusk. I know it will be fantastic.
The Sun Does Not Always Rise
Mefford describes At Dawn as a good beach or pool side read, and that it is. The first chapter will put you on the edge of your recliner. Graphic, action filled and curiosity creating, and perhaps the best chapter in the book. But sadly I think the novel could have been much better. As I read it I could not help but think Mefford was working to create a page turner, and his work is too obvious. At times the dialogue between Alex and her children is strained. Her relationship with her partner Archie is always understandable, but not always believable. And portions of the plot appear to be omitted so that he can surprise the reader as he wraps up the story in the final chapters. All this said I will also tell you that I am one of his pre-publication readers which means I read At Dawn free of charge, and had to purchase the book in order to write this review. I would not have done so had I thought this a wasted read. There is action, it is graphic and it grabs your attention at times. I simply wish it had grabbed my attention more often.
John Mefford has another winner with AT Dawn!
I am one of John Meffordâs advanced readers. Although I received a free copy prior to publication, I bought my own as soon as it became available. Why? Because I thoroughly enjoyed the book.
AT Dawn, the fourth of John Meffordâs latest series, is a must read book.