Disturbed

By: Jennifer Jaynes

Narrated by: Carly Robins

A captivating psychological thriller from #1 USA Today bestselling author Jennifer Jaynes.

On Halloween night five years ago, Chelsea Dutton's college roommates were viciously stabbed to death, and Chelsea was critically injured. She was found hiding in her apartment's bathtub, barely clinging to life.

With only fragments of shattered memory, she's been trying her best to move past the nightmares ever since. Now in Boston, she lives a somewhat reclusive life, working from home as a medical transcriptionist and bingeing on mindless television shows.

She can't shake the fear that her attacker is out there, waiting to finish what he started, and Elizabeth, a nurse she met after the murders, is the only person she can trust.

When someone from her past reemerges, Chelsea starts receiving disturbing messages and worries that her every move is being watched. As the messages mount and her memories begin to return, she's led to a very terrifying and lonely place. But she needn't be afraid. She won't be alone there for long.

©2017 Jennifer Jaynes (P)2017 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved

Not bad

Not a bad story, but somewhat predictable. The performance was good, it didn't give anything away.

Good

Good story, suspense with a twist but the ending felt like a cliffhanger. Is there a part 2?

It was quite the twist

Had us guessing till the end! Did not like the ending! Narration is pretty good.

Really enjoyable and unpredictable

Nice book ; everyone and then it was too much self evaluation by the heroine but still very enjoyable.
I will wait for the next one to read as well.
Good oral presentation as well

Good idea

I enjoyed this very much although with about an hour and a half left I had it figured out. In books foster care always gets a bad rap. The author did a good job towards the end by filling in the blanks on the night of the murders, this was a must. It would be nice for there to be a sequel. My only real complaint is the poor performance of the narrator trying to speak as a Male, this was very annoying.