If you’re looking for an intense thriller that keeps you in
knots until the end, FIND HER by Lisa Gardner will fit that bill.
Narrator Kristen Potter does an excellent job bringing the
characters to life. She captures the emotional turmoil of the various characters and
makes the listener feel the effects. Her interruption of the characters
enhances this thriller.
Carefree college student Flora Dane was kidnapped seven years
ago. She survived her ordeal for 472 days before being rescued. For the past
five years she’s worked hard at surviving and learning how to handle herself.
She has a bedroom wall covered with information on other girls who haven’t made
it home.
Boston Detective D.D. Warren thinks there’s more to Flora when
she’s discovered bounded and naked, standing over a dead man. It seems Flora
has been connected to three similar suspects since her return home. Is she on a
mission or just very unlucky at meeting guys?
Flora and D.D. find themselves both involved in searching for
another missing college student. The more D.D. investigates, the more questions
she has. The closer Flora gets to the kidnapper, the more her memories with her
own kidnapper return.
The author keeps readers/listeners on their toes with the
twists and turns of this case. The question of Flora’s recovery is front and
center.
FIND HER is filled with suspense and mystery as the tense
mounts. The story flows quickly and is laced with adrenaline-fueled moments.
The characters are complex and well-developed. The author also
explores the pressures of police work on family life.
This is a riveting thriller that will have you second guessing
what you know, while wondering could it be.
Find Her by Lisa Gardner, Detective D.D. Warren series, Narrated by Kristen Potter, Brilliance Audio, @2016, ISBN: 978-1480598645,
Unabridged, MP3 CD, Run Time: 12 Hours and
16 Minutes
FTC Full Disclosure – A copy of
this audio book was sent to me by the publisher in hopes I would review it. However, receiving the
complimentary copy did not influence my review. The thoughts are completely my
own and given honestly and freely.
Thanks for stopping by today. I
hope I’ve enticed you to check out this fascinating tale. It’s available in
eBook, hardcover, paperback and audio. Do you enjoy intense thrillers were you
wonder if the victim is really a victim or the criminal?
BTW: Happy April Fool’s Day! Have you been playing jokes or have you
had jokes played on you?
Oh dear. I don't think I could deal with this one. Kidnap victims who are held year after year pushes too many buttons. I would definitely go to the bad - and would probably be hoping that Flora had too.
ReplyDeleteSounds like Flora is on a mission.
ReplyDeleteToo early for tricks, but we'll see what happens when I get to work today.
I have everyone of her books, her books are all a winner.
ReplyDeleteThis does sound like a really fast-paced thriller, Mason! And I think the idea of exploring the impact of such an experience on a person is interesting. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat does sound like an intense book!
ReplyDeleteNo April Fools jokes yet, but I'm betting my kids will come up with something!
I just started listening to audio books. I'm on my third one and I've been missing out. Lisa Gardner's book sounds like a great one to listen to next!
ReplyDeleteI just started listening to audio books. I'm on my third one and I've been missing out. Lisa Gardner's book sounds like a great one to listen to next!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds action packed with interesting characters.
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I don't think I've ever read a Lisa Gardner book, but I'm always looking for good audiobooks to read. Thanks!
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