Fear of the Father: Call Me Crockett

The Crockett Series, Book 1

By: David R. Lewis

Narrated by: David R. Lewis

"Got a gun?"

With those words, David Allen Crockett, a retired police officer who simply wanted to be left alone, finds his seclusion shattered by his friend, therapist Ruby LaCost. At Ruby's request, Crockett agrees to teach one of her clients, Rachael Moore, how to defend herself with a handgun.

During the course of those lessons, Crockett and Rachael begin an intimate relationship. When Rachael is found dead from an apparent suicide, Crockett is devastated and tries to slink back into his self-imposed seclusion. But things get complicated when Crockett is contacted by Rachael's aunt, who believes the suicide was staged and claims she has the name of the murderer. Together, Crockett and Ruby begin an investigation that leads them into a world of treachery, deceit, and death.

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loved it!

loved the story. loved the narrator. I loved all of it. Best story I have heard in a long time.

GREAT STORY GREAT VOICE LITTLE RACEY

Refreshing and good ahhh can't wait for next one. Great ending to drag me into the next one.

One of the Most Gifted Contemporary Writers

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

For sure. Both the writing and the performance/narration are excellent--very entertaining.

What other book might you compare Fear of the Father: Call Me Crockett to and why?

If you like Robert B Parker books you will like this one.

What does David R. Lewis bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

One of the best book narrators in the business--a veteran performer. Listen to a sample.

Any additional comments?

A great crime novel with fast paced action and unpredictable turns and characters. The Crockett character has unique and effective ways of doing his work. Really interesting characters and situations.

Highly recommended!

Incredible Book

David R. Lewis does an incredible job introducing readers into one of the best series I've read in a very long time. Fear of Father: Call Me Crockett is a signature novel. I laughed, I hurt, I felt anger, I often times wanted to cry, and I cheered on the good guys in this book that enveloped all of my feelings and utilized each one at just the right moment as the novel progressed. The author IS one of the best in the business.

Much better than what I thought

As a fan of Lewis's books, I really didn't know how this might be. But his writing and reading of the story were both great. I loved all the Trail series, but .this one came up to the same standards I thought it would be.