Rabbit Hole

A journalist focuses on an unsolved case for her true-crime podcast—and becomes fixated to the point of endangering her own life . . . 
This audiobook is narrated using advanced digital voice technology for clear, natural-sounding storytelling.
Elaine Napier, an investigative journalist who's been made redundant from her job, decides her next project will be to record a true-crime podcast. All she needs is a story.
When she stumbles upon the five-year-old cold case of Katrin, she begins an investigation that will quickly become a fixation. After an early breakthrough, Elaine's investigation leads her to Hannibal Heights, an apartment building that Katrin helped to design. The building is home to a sinister taxidermy museum, a host of intriguing residents, and more than its share of secrets. But despite the obvious danger, Elaine's obsession continues to grow.
As her investigation threatens to spiral out of control, she receives threats and police pressure to shut the broadcast down. But she's fallen into the rabbit hole—and she can't stop until the shocking truth is uncovered . . .