Aftershock

By: Jill Sorenson

Narrated by: Piper Goodeve

As an emergency paramedic, Lauren Boyer is dedicated and highly capable. Until an earthquake strikes, trapping her beneath the freeway with a group of strangers - including Iraq war veteran Garrett Wright.…

Handsome and take-charge Garrett aids Lauren in her rescue efforts, even as the steely look in his eyes seems to hide dark secrets. When a gang of escaped convicts goes on the attack, Garrett's bravery makes him more than a courageous bystander to Lauren. If they can save the others before time runs out, maybe, just maybe, they can explore the fire igniting between them - if the truth about who he really is doesn't pull them apart forever….

©2012 Jill Sorenson (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

Good story ruined by poor audio production!

This was a good story but the audio production is poor. The narrator already has a rather weak voice and is the wrong choice for a suspense/action romance. The entire experience was made worse by the muted, woolly sound which is the result of poor quality control in the production dept rather than the narrator's fault.

I tested the other two books and the productions seems better. Hopefully, it will help minimize the weakness of the narrator's voice.

A bit disappointing - not Jill Sorenson's Best

I am a huge Jill Sorenson fan and have read all her other books so was very excited when I found this one as an Audible offering. It wasn't her best, however. The action takes place almost entirely inside a concrete structure created after an earthquake. Maybe due to the lack of external stimulus the story is quite slow and revolves entirely around the survivors trying to find a way to escape, at the same time dealing with the threat posed by some escaped convicts. It reminded me in part of one of the earlier (albeit better) episodes of Lost.

The narrator reads very deliberately and doesn't really ratchet up the tension much, adding to the so-so element of this book.

Not a bad listen but a bit disappointing.

Non-stop thrill ride

Someone said Jill Sorenson was their famous romance author, so I had to give her a try. Aftershock delivered non-stop, heart-clenching danger and passion. There were a few moments when I thought "really? this, too?" but nothing seemed completely preposterous, and it all was worth it in the end. The narration was excellent, and I'm eager to try other works by both artists. Sorenson hasn't displaced my own personal favorite authors, but I understand her appeal and will seek out her other books.

A fun sexy read.

This was a fun sexy read better than her second in the series as it maintained better focus on the two main characters. If you didnt know that it was a series though you might be annoyed as the author leaves far too many unanswered questions in the subplots she created. The ending was good but drawn out and could have been wrapped up in a bow much quicker. Overall not a bad read though.

Book 1 Aftershock Series

I listened to Aftershock after Freefall (book 2) because Audible had labeled the books in the wrong order. Therefore I knew crucial facts that ruined most of the suspense for me.

The plot had great potential, but I didn't think there weren't enough lighter moments to balance out the death and destruction. Plus, the "good guys" kept making dumb and naïve decisions.

Most people, especially ex-military men, who were trapped in a confined space with killer convicts would be proactive, not wait to be attacked. While the convicts were getting drunk or sleeping, they could have been easily neutralized.

The author did an excellent job of creating engrossing characters, especially Lauren, Penny, Dan, Owen and Candy. While parts of the story - being totally trapped in a freeway underpass - stretched the imagination, Piper Goodeve did a great job with the various voices.