Francis and Daisy's narration are in the present time, DJ is "then". Francis struggles where many women do and is surprised when the new to the school mom Kate befriends her. Both women have secrets in their past. Will they open up to each other? Daisy is Kate's fourteen year old daughter and is struggling to fit in at her new school. She doesn't know if standing up for herself is worth it as she knows they will be moving in a couple of years as is the pattern of their lives. DJ tells this story as a ten year old experiencing a horrific loss. How they all connect is tense, absorbing and thought provoking. Cassandra Campbell, Rebekkah Ross and Kirby Heyborne narrate the voices of Frances, Daisy and DJ.
*Thanks to Simon and Schuster for this review copy*
Amos Decker and his partner Alex Jamison take time off to visit her sister in PA. A small town that has been struggling. At a house down the street two bodies of DEA agents are found dead. Amos being Amos gets involved in the investigation to discover whether they went rogue or did they stumble upon something that got them killed? The closer Amos and Alex get to the truth the more dangerous things become. Another great installment in this series.
FBI Agent Katherine has returned to Dallas and is putting up with being one of a few women in the office. She decides to go out with the girls and meets Nash at the club. He only wants to be a cop but a stupid mistake may have taken that dream away. His private investigation business is slowly taking off. They decide to work together to catch a serial killer targeting women leaving a club by themselves. This case is bringing up issues from Katherine's past. Nash is very helpful that Katherine encourages him to take the test to get accepted into the police academy. Elizabeth Livingston and Sebastian York team up to narrate this fast paced romantic suspense novel.
The last book of the series! More thoughts with a giveaway on Wednesday.
Benji and Celeste's family and friends have gathered on Nantucket for their wedding. When the maid of honor is found dead the morning of the wedding everything comes to a halt. Many of those attending have secrets and deceptions abound. Was it murder or a horrible accident. The investigation has you guessing at every page turn. A quick, satisfying listen narrated by the ever brilliant Erin Bennett.
Up Next:
Smash Cut by Sandra Brown
Driven to Distraction by Lori Foster
Magic Triumphs by Ilona Andrews
Hot Winter Nights by Jill Shalvis
It was a great listening week - having to get caught up at work before leaving (again) gave me plenty of time to listen! No worries about trick or treat weather this year as I will be in a sunny/warm place! Hope the weather cooperates in your area.
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Glad you'll be somewhere warm for trick or treating. I don't think it's going to be too warm around here. :)
After feeling like winter last week, we are warming back up this week so it should be nice weather for Trick or Treating. My tiny town doesn't do door to door. Instead we gather on main street and do trunk or treat.
Glad to hear your thoughts on a couple of these I've been thinking about listening to. My husband has read that Baldacci series and the first book is the May selection for our mystery group next year. I'm looking forward to reading it.
I loved The Perfect Couple...and I have a copy of Her Pretty Face, which I need to read soon.
Enjoy your week, and here are MY WEEKLY UPDATES
I am savioring 13th Grave for Thanksgiving weekend. I am glad you liked the Perfect Couple it is one I want to try.
Her Pretty Face and The Perfect Couple both sound right up my alley.
I've bought candy for Halloween but haven't even thought to check the weather forecast.
Listening can certainly boost up the book tally, I find I have to really like the book to make me listen every minute I have though.
I think I've read the first two in that series by Darynda Jones. I have a lot to catch up on. Come see my week here. Happy reading!
I have a bunch of audiobooks I want to listen to after I finish Small Favors. Have a good week. My weekly update.
I enjoyed the last Hildebrand book as well.
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