Broken Bones audiobook – Detective Kim Stone Crime Thriller Series, Book 7

I found myself on a long afternoon walk in the park, earbuds in, looking for a break from the usual humdrum when I tuned into Broken Bones audiobook. If there’s one thing I’ve learned from this series, it’s to expect the unexpected.

As Jan Cramer beautifully weaves Angela Marsons’ words, I felt the sun dipping below the horizon, making room for a darker, more contemplative atmosphere – a perfect backdrop for this story. Angela has always had a knack for diving deep into not just crime, but the heart of society. This time, she tackled the murky world of prostitution and modern slavery.

As Detective Kim Stone grapples with the weight of these heinous crimes, memories of her own troubled past begin to creep in. Walking amidst the rustling leaves, I couldn’t help but reflect on how deeply personal this case felt for Kim. Angela’s portrayal of her characters, their emotional depth and backstories, always has a way of making me feel connected to them.

The theme of this novel, however, hit differently. It wasn’t just about solving a crime; it was a raw, haunting mirror to society’s underbelly. It was about unveiling the uncomfortable truths that lie beneath our everyday lives, truths we often turn a blind eye to. The sheer audacity of Angela to address such a gritty topic is commendable.

By the time I was wrapping up my walk, Kim’s resilience and drive to unmask the truth, against all odds, left an indelible mark. Broken Bones isn’t just a crime thriller; it’s a journey through the darker shades of our world, challenging us to face them head-on.