1st to Die: Women’s Murder Club

The story follows four women who form the Women’s Murder Club: Lindsay Boxer, a homicide detective; Claire Washburn, a medical examiner; Jill Bernhardt, an assistant district attorney; and Cindy Thomas, a crime reporter. The four women come together to solve a series of murders that are happening in San Francisco.

The audiobook begins with Lindsay Boxer, who is diagnosed with a rare and deadly disease. She is forced to take a leave of absence from her job as a homicide detective. However, she soon finds herself drawn into a murder investigation when she meets a woman named Cheryl, who is the wife of a wealthy businessman. Cheryl’s husband has been murdered, and she is the prime suspect.

Lindsay begins to investigate the murder and soon discovers that there have been several similar murders in the area. She enlists the help of her friends in the Women’s Murder Club to solve the case. Together, they uncover a web of deceit and corruption that leads them to the killer.

The audiobook is fast-paced and full of suspense. The characters are well-developed, and the plot is intricate and engaging. The narration by Suzanne Toren is excellent, and she brings the characters to life with her voice.

One of the strengths of the audiobook is the way it portrays the four women in the Women’s Murder Club. Each woman has her own strengths and weaknesses, and they work together to solve the case. Lindsay is the leader of the group, and she is determined to find the killer. Claire is the medical examiner, and she provides valuable insights into the victims’ injuries. Jill is the assistant district attorney, and she helps the group navigate the legal system. Cindy is the crime reporter, and she provides the group with information from her sources.

The audiobook also explores the personal lives of the characters. Lindsay is dealing with her illness and the possibility that she may not survive. Claire is struggling with her weight and her relationship with her husband. Jill is dealing with a difficult case and the pressure of her job. Cindy is trying to prove herself as a crime reporter and is dealing with a difficult boss.

The audiobook is set in San Francisco, and the city is portrayed as a character in itself. The descriptions of the city are vivid, and the audiobook captures the atmosphere of the city perfectly. The audiobook also explores the social issues of the city, such as homelessness and drug addiction.

The plot of the audiobook is complex and full of twists and turns. The killer is not revealed until the end of the audiobook, and the identity of the killer is a surprise. The audiobook keeps the listener engaged throughout, and the ending is satisfying.

Overall, 1st to Die is an excellent audiobook that is well worth listening to. The characters are well-developed, the plot is engaging, and the narration is excellent. The audiobook is a great introduction to the Women’s Murder Club series, and it will leave the listener wanting more.