Deliver Her

A Novel

By: Patricia Perry Donovan

Narrated by: Emily Foster, James Foster, Tanya Eby

On the night of Alex Carmody's sixteenth birthday, she and her best friend, Cass, are victims of a terrible car accident. Alex survives; Cass doesn't. Consumed by grief, Alex starts cutting school and partying, growing increasingly detached. The future she'd planned with her friend is now meaningless to her.

Meg Carmody is heartbroken for her daughter, even as she's desperate to get Alex's life back on track. The Birches, a boarding school in New Hampshire, promises to do just that, yet Alex refuses to go. But when Meg finds a bag of pills hidden in the house, she makes a fateful call to a transporter whose company specializes in shuttling troubled teens to places like The Birches, under strict supervision. Meg knows Alex will feel betrayed - as will her estranged husband, who knows nothing of Meg's plans for their daughter.

When the transport goes wrong - and Alex goes missing - Meg must face the consequences of her decision and her deception. But the hunt for Alex reveals that Meg is not the only one keeping secrets.

©2016 Patricia Perry Donovan (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Decent story

Decent story . I did not like all the foul Language. The actions seemed plausible though.

great story, a little close to home right now!!!!

with 4 daughters who are both in her teenage years it made me a little upset but it was a very very good story but have a good ending and I loved the bits of singing in it

Not the best audible story

Unbelievable that a 16 year old would be so into the fake "Phish" band... could have done without that story line. And the characters singing was A N N O Y I N G! Also unbelievable that a intervention "transporter" would share any of their own personal life details with the kid they were transporting.

Maybe

It was ok but did not like the singing. I did like the use of more vouces.

singing is the worst

worst monotone singing ever. please redo and speak the words. great story but almost gave up based on the man's singing.