A Perfect Obsession

New York Confidential, Book 2

By: Heather Graham

Narrated by: Saskia Maarleveld

Perfect suspense from New York Times bestselling author Heather Graham! The latest book in her New York Confidential series.

Someone is murdering beautiful young women in the New York area and displaying them in mausoleums and underground tombs. The FBI is handling the case, with Special Agent Craig Frasier as lead.

Kieran Finnegan, forensic psychologist and part owner of Finnegan's, her family's pub, is consulting on the case. Craig and Kieran are a couple who've worked together on more than one occasion. On this occasion, though, Craig fears for the safety of the woman he loves. Because the killer is too close. The body of a young model is found in a catacomb under a two-hundred-year-old church, now deconsecrated and turned into a nightclub. A church directly behind Finnegan's in lower Manhattan.

As more women are murdered, their bodies discovered in underground locations in New York, it's clear that the police and the FBI are dealing with a serial killer. Craig and Kieran are desperate to track down the murderer, a man obsessed with female perfection. Obsessed enough to want to "preserve" that beauty by destroying the women who embody it...

©2017 Heather Graham Pozzessere (P)2017 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved

Dead Bodies under New York City!!

A killer is on the loose! The story is facinating. So many possible killers! The fear, the hunt, the detecting, the investigation and finding a body!
What a great story! Kept me listening till the end. As with all good stories, a conclusion with a twist as usual.
Narration was done well.
Thanks for the hours of listening enjoyment.
On to the next in this series.

MYC history plus fairly good mystery.

Had the whodunnit part figured out. Never completely sure though. Good narrator! Will listen to another sometime.

Enjoy the story….but

The story is enjoyable, but I think a combination of word choice & Maarleveld’s interpretation lessens the enjoyment. FBI supervisors, other professionals who lose their cool at the drop of a hat & being way over the top dramatic? Nah, that’s just annoying. Maarleveld’s differentiation in voices is excellent, however.

Pretty weak

I generally enjoy Heather Graham's stories, but this was so predictable. I nearly stopped reading as it seemed more for teens. Not my favorite by far.