Voodoo Ridge

Former military assassin Cordell Logan discovers decades-old aircraft wreckage high in the Sierra Nevada mountains, but what begins as a routine search-and-rescue mission quickly transforms into deadly peril. When the recovery team finds not only a mummified pilot from a 1950s crash but also a recently murdered young man, Logan realizes someone else has reached the site first. His plans for a romantic reconciliation with ex-wife Savannah in Lake Tahoe dissolve when she becomes a kidnapping victim, her captors demanding Logan's cooperation in their ruthless scheme to profit from the mysterious cargo aboard the long-lost plane.

Ray Porter delivers a commanding performance that captures both Logan's world-weary wisdom and his underlying vulnerability as personal stakes escalate beyond professional duty. Porter's measured pacing allows the mountain setting to feel authentically treacherous while building tension through crisp dialogue exchanges and internal monologue. His vocal range distinguishes each character clearly, from Logan's contemplative Buddhist philosophy to the menacing urgency of his adversaries. The audio format enhances the story's cinematic qualities, making cockpit scenes and high-altitude pursuits feel immediate and visceral, while Porter's nuanced delivery brings depth to this third installment in David Freed's mystery series.