The Face of Death

Smoky Barrett, Book 2

De: Cody McFadyen

Narrado por: Joyce Bean

“I want to talk to Smoky Barrett or I’ll kill myself.” The girl is sixteen, at the scene of a grisly triple homicide, and has a gun to her head. She claims “The Stranger” killed her adoptive family, that he’s been following her all her life, killing everyone she ever loved, and that no one believes her. No one has.

Until now.

Special Agent Smoky Barrett is head of the violent crimes unit in Los Angeles, the part of the FBI reserved for tracking down the worst of the worst. Her team has been handpicked from among the nation’s elite law enforcement specialists and they are as obsessed and relentless as the psychos they hunt; they’ll have to be to deal with this case.

For another vicious double homicide reveals a killer embarked on a dark crusade of trauma and death: an “artist” who’s molding sixteen-year-old Sarah into the perfect victim – and the ultimate weapon. But Smoky Barrett has another, more personal reason for catching The Stranger – an adopted daughter and a new life that are worth protecting at any cost.

This time Smoky is going to have to put it all on the line. Because The Stranger is all too real, all too close, and all too relentless. And when he finally shows his face, if she’s not ready to confront her worst fear, Smoky won’t have time to do anything but die.

©2007 Cody McFadyen (P)2007 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Just OK.

Didn't love it but didn't hate it either. Didn't enjoy the narrators "male" voices but she was overall pretty good.

great book

He is a great author and write good books. I read and listen to this book more than once. It is very good

Great book, ruined.

I love many things about the Smokey books, and have since the day I began “Shadow Man” for the first time. This go-‘round, I have thought a few times, that I may quit listening, and go back to reading. The story and the characters are amazing, but I cringe every time Barry is in a scene, and the narrator tries to do his voice. Some female characters capture a masculine voice well. This is NOT one of those times. Every time Barry talks, I want Smokey to get out her Blackbird, and put Barry’s larynx out of its misery. Otherwise, the Smokey series remains one of my all time favorites.

Another great book in the Smoky Barrett Series!!

I must say this series has made me a huge Cody McFayden fan! I love this series! Smoky Barrett is the perfect heroine. She is intelligent, fearless and a champion to all victims. She will stop at nothing to bring these monsters to justice! I have already bought the remaining books in the series so I am off to listen to them. It will be hard for me to get anything else done till I finish them! This is a must read/ listen series!

WONDERFUL!!!

Omg..tis book wasso good! One of my best pick thus far. I actually read Abandoned first and I really didnt like it as much as this one. But I found this story amazing to the very end. The story line wasso different from anything I read. The ending and the how and why the killer did what he did was brilliant..the ending..OMG!

I love this Writer!!!! He makes you share the Pain

What did you love best about The Face of Death?

This Author is probably my all time favorite writer. This is the second book by this author on this series and it is Awesome. The way he lines up the characters lives & aims to hit you in the right place, your most sympathetic place, is incredible...
I would like to see books that do not carry content about Animals being Slaughtered. It really affected me to hear all the dogs being killed.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Face of Death?

The chapter where young Sara's parents are killed. The Dogs body in the bed...

What about Joyce Bean’s performance did you like?

I don't like the way she presents some of the men. They seem to sound like demons from another planet...

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Feel My Pain

Any additional comments?

**Please do not kills dogs and everything is amazing. I don't like having to skip an entire chapter just to avoid a killing. I may miss something important! :-)**

enjoyed

I enjoyed this book, however, it didn't grab me from the start as the first book in the series did. It had a good story and surprise ending. I look forward to the next book.

Damaged Goods

A psychopath is after FBI Special Agent Smokey Barrett and he is using innocent people to get to her.

Sarah is a young girl who has been haunted her whole life by a man who has chosen to kill everyone she becomes remotely attached to. At his most recent killing of the family she had been fostering with, Sarah is found unharmed but despondent and keeps asking for Smokey. In the past atrocities the authorities have not believed Sarah about what had happened because of her young age and over whelming evidence, however, this time it is very evident that the killer wants to change that. Sarah has been composing a diary of her horrendous life and it is up to Smokey's crack team to read between the lines before it is too late for other innocents.

I am getting more attached to the characters of Smokeys eclectic team, they each have very specific strengths that are vital in helping her to solve her cases. Looking forward to our buddy read of book three.

Soooooo Awesome!

Amazing start to finish! Even caught myself in tears 3 times!!! Definitely recommend to young adult and up!

Many twist and turns

Very good read. My first book by this author, and I was not disappointed. This was kinda dark for, so my next read will be lighter fare.