What Have You Done

Adler and Dwyer

By: Matthew Farrell

Narrated by: Chris Andrew Ciulla

A Washington Post and Amazon Charts bestseller.

Family is not what it seems in this raw, edgy thriller that New York Times bestselling author Lisa Scottoline says “you won’t be able to put down".

When a mutilated body is found hanging in a seedy motel in Philadelphia, forensics specialist Liam Dwyer assumes the crime scene will be business as usual. Instead, the victim turns out to be a woman he’d had an affair with before breaking it off to save his marriage. But there’s a bigger problem: Liam has no memory of where he was or what he did on the night of the murder.

Panicked, Liam turns to his brother, Sean, a homicide detective. Sean has his back, but incriminating evidence keeps piling up. From fingerprints to DNA, everything points to Liam, who must race against time and his department to uncover the truth - even if that truth is his own guilt. Yet as he digs deeper, dark secrets come to light, and Liam begins to suspect the killer might actually be Sean...

When the smoke clears in this harrowing family drama, who will be left standing?

©2018 Matthew Farrell. (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Fun ride

Let me tell you straight up I guessed right away the killers. But it did not matter the story was so good, so well written, and the audio narrator was really good that I couldn't stop reading and listening. The whole story was just a really fun ride. Lots of twists and turns. Highly recommend.

Brothers in Crime

Two brothers, one a cop and one a CSI tech, work together on a murder. They both knew the victim, but keep it a secret. Why? The investigation of this murder uncovers many others. Is one of the brothers involved? This story has family loyalty, cheating spouses, and years of secrets buried deep.

Interesting

This was a pretty good read. I figured out a lot of the plot about 60% in, but it was still an entertaining read. They never really explained what the deal was with the paper flowers popping up though. Of course, I figured out who was making them, but why though? That part was an unnecessary add to me. Especially near the end.

What have you done

This book keeps you on the edge from the beginning to the end, what a story. I enjoyed every minute of it. The narration was excellent.

Overstressed narrative.

Any other narrator would have been better. Anger and frustration were way over done. Sometimes hard to distinguish between characters.