Double Indemnity

By: Robert Whitlow

Narrated by: Matt Godfrey

Someone stands to gain millions of dollars from a hunter's accidental death . . . unless that death wasn't an accident. In this fast-paced legal drama, a small-town lawyer and a cerebral pastor make an unlikely team as they uncover the truth behind one man's death.

Matt and Elena Thompson present the picture of perfection. But their enviable life isn't all it seems. Their marriage is on the rocks, and financial disaster looms. Then Matt is killed in a hunting accident, and the questions and accusations begin to mount.

Attorney Liz Acosta, newly arrived in the mountains of north Georgia after graduating from law school, plans to get some job experience on her resume before returning home to seek a position with a big-time firm. Intellectual pastor Connor Grantham isn't sure that shepherding a rural congregation is what he ultimately wants to do with his life. Drawn to philosophy, theology, and nature, he's beginning to feel more at home in north Georgia--especially after he meets the brilliant and energetic Liz.

While Liz and Connor spend more time with each other and discover just how compatible two people from wildly different backgrounds can be, they're also being drawn into the shadowy world of Matt and Elena Thompson. As the couple's marriage counselor, Connor finds himself in the middle of their explosive arguments. As Elena's attorney, Liz is caught in the tailspin created by Matt's death.

Together, Connor and Liz attempt to solve the mystery of what really happened to Matt. If his death is ruled an accident, then the double indemnity clause in his life insurance would go into effect, essentially doubling the payout. But as Liz sorts through the legal paperwork of who stands to gain an immense sum of money from Matt's death, Connor is accused of the unthinkable with much more at stake than millions of dollars.

Dive into the gripping world of Robert Whitlow's Double Indemnity, where love, faith, and mystery intertwine in a legal drama that will keep you on the edge of your seat. With unforgettable characters, unexpected twists, and profound reflections on faith and forgiveness, this novel is a testament to Whitlow's masterful storytelling. Don't miss out on a story that feels like a conversation with a close friend, filled with real-life dilemmas and the comforting presence of God's love.

©2023 Robert Whitlow (P)2023 Thomas Nelson

Sweet!

As a fan of thrillers/mysteries/police procedurals, and often very intense plots, this book/story was still enjoyable. It read/sounded like a Hallmark holiday movie/story, which I occasionally watch.

Great storyline

Robert Whitlow is one of my favorites! I love how he helps lead everything to God!

Great book!

I enjoyed the book so much, I listened to it a second time. There are always little nuggets along the way I missed the first time.

A Bit Slow

This story in my opinion was a bit slow. One always en noted Robert Whitlows books but this one to me anyway had a hard time getting going. There may have been too many characters for the plot. I didn’t care a lot for the narrator.

Awesome story. Great character development, Builds faith

The story held my attention once it got past the layout of the characters. Riveting, informative, faith building.

Another great Robert Whitlow story

Interesting how a male author spends time describing what people are wearing. The storyline was good. The book got us to, and almost home, from Memphis.

Sad it is over

As I began the story I was not so sure I would like it. Quickly though, my opinion changed and soon I was hooked and only put the story down when I had too. Now that it is over, I'm sad.

Riveting!!!

Great story. Awesome suspense. Reader terrific. Robert Whitlow never disappoints. He knows how to weave a story for maximum effect.

Interesting story, good narrator

This story definitely kept me hooked, after a little bit of a slow start. I appreciated the underlying discussion of faith throughout, very encouraging.

this could have been a riviting plot and story but fell short of tension

too preachy, felt like a long time before the story started to get interesting, so...