Daniel's Oil

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

Beneath layers of twisted lies and long-kept secrets, the truth unravels, one by one.

Daniel Richardson devoted his entire life to building on and protecting his grandfather's legacy, nurturing his family's prominent reputation as master builders in the safe coastal town of Weyport.

But, as the horrific discovery of a body in the foundations of a house on the outskirts of town sends shockwaves through the peaceful community, ancient secrets claw their way back to the surface and threaten to destroy all he's worked so hard to protect.

Because in the depths of his soul, Daniel guards a secret he's managed to keep hidden for eighteen years.

With his family name suddenly threatened, he struggles to conceal what he knows, doing everything that he can to keep his secret hidden. But when a seemingly random accident lands him in the hospital, it appears he'll be taking his secret to the grave.

Meanwhile the revelation of critical DNA evidence throws the investigation into disarray, linking it to a disturbing cold case that has Sheriff Angus Reid looking into many suspects in the unexplained murder, including Daniel.

As Reid investigates further, he unravels a tangled web of deception and intrigue concealed underneath the town's peaceful appearance. Every twist discloses more terrifying facts, and the closer he gets to the truth, the more perilous it becomes.

One by one, layers of twisted lies and long-kept secrets bubble to the surface.

But will Reid be able to track down the murderer before it's too late?

Daniel's Oil is a suspenseful, faith-filled murder mystery that will keep you guessing until the end.

If you love small-town sheriff mystery thrillers with non-preachy faith, you've found your next read!

'It's an electrifying journey filled with unexpected twists and shocking revelations.'

Get your copy of Daniel’s Oil now and dare to peer beneath the layers of Weyport’s peaceful façade.

The truth is waiting for you, but be warned: certain secrets are better kept buried.