Repo Madness

Former football star turned repo man Ruddy McCann thought his chaotic life in small-town Michigan was finally stabilizing. With a beautiful fiancée, steady work repossessing vehicles, and his beloved basset hound for company, things seemed promising. But when his job becomes uncertain, his relationship hits turbulence, and a court-appointed psychiatrist threatens his probation, Ruddy finds himself spiraling again. The mysterious disappearances of local women soon pull him into a dangerous investigation that could either destroy him completely or offer the redemption he desperately seeks.

R.C. Bray delivers Ruddy's second adventure with remarkable vocal range, seamlessly shifting between the protagonist's cynical internal monologue and the eccentric cast of supporting characters. His gravelly delivery perfectly captures Ruddy's world-weary humor while maintaining the story's underlying tension. Bray's pacing allows Cameron's blend of dark comedy and genuine suspense to breathe naturally, making extended listening sessions effortless. The narrator's ability to distinguish between Ruddy's conversations with both the living and the dead adds crucial clarity to the story's more surreal elements.