Chuck Collins (3)

I received a free copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review. I love a good murder mystery and this book certainly did not disappoint. The Radio Murders is exactly that, a murder aired live on the radio. Crash Kradich is a prominent radio talk show host; his sister is on a killing spree. She calls in as she's about to commit her next murder. This begins the start of Crash's nationwide recognition, how far is he willing to go for money? Who is the mystery man that saves the victims? show more Who are the Collectors? What are the looking for?

This was an amazing read, lots of action and suspense as Deputy Chief Herman Jeffries tries to uncover the mystery that has left a bloodbath is his wake. This was quite the page turner with a unique plot. This is an edge of your seat mystery, one you don't want to miss. show less

The Radio Murders: The Collectors was very enticing for me and it reminded me of a TV show that was aired in the late 80s/early 90s called Midnight Caller. I was a teen and loved watching it. A caller ringing and murdering someone "on air" was pretty freaky, I mean that would be shocking for anyone listening or broadcasting the show.

The book itself was fantastic, a murder/mystery/suspense it was really gripping and left me wanting more. It was quick to get started and kept me captivated show more throughout. show less

Chuck Collins writes about a life changing event in his life, a brain tumor, from its discovery to treatment on how he gets through it. It is a terrifying experience to anyone going through it but also quite terrifying for the person reading it as this can happen to anyone and being such a fresh experience in this life it is still so raw.
He is a brave man to write his experiences down as I think this will help anyone who is going through the same thing.