Drawn by the Current

Windy City, Book 3

By: Jocelyn Green

Narrated by: Leah Horowitz

Lives depend on the truth she uncovers. She can’t give up her search. A birthday excursion turns deadly when the SS Eastland capsizes with Olive Pierce and her best friend on board. Hundreds perish during the accident, and it’s only when Olive herself barely escapes that she discovers her friend is among the victims.

In the aftermath of the tragedy, Olive returns to her work at a Chicago insurance agency and is immersed in the countless investigations related to the accident. But with so many missing, there are few open-and-shut cases, and she tries to balance her grief with the hard work of finding the truth.

While someone sabotages her progress, Olive accepts the help of newspaper photographer Erik Magnussen. As they unravel secrets, the truths they discover impact those closest to Olive. How long will the disaster haunt her - and how can she help the others find the peace they deserve?

©2022 Jocelyn Green (P)2022 Recorded Books

Very Enjoyable!

Great narration and a satisfying continuation of the series even though this can also be read as a standalone novel.

Astonishing, poignant, meaningful

Jocelyn weaves a wonderful story, capturing real-life events and creating a love story. It makes you wonder what it must have been like to be there.

Leah Horowitz is a great narrator. Her tone, voices, and acting are great. When you listen to the story and hardly realize it's a narrator, you know they're doing an amazing job!

best of the series

What a great finale to the series. All three books in the series were good, but this was my favorite!

Loved it

Get book. Jocelyn really done great keeping your interest. Will read/ listen to more of her books. ❤️

Intriguing history and story.

I think this is my favorite of the series, though I have enjoyed the rich historical details and stories of each book. I really liked the life insurance aspect in this plot and was way invested overall. Good narrator. The romance was light, but I enjoyed it and was glad it was a bit stronger at the end.