Fight or Flight

By: Fern Michaels

Narrated by: Susan Bennett

In this season's must-listen for fans of Nora Roberts, Danielle Steel, and Janet Evanovich, a woman imprisoned by her painful past faces a crisis that might just set her free to claim the life she deserves.

From the comfort of her beautiful mountain-top retreat, Katherine Winston creates her bestselling young adult series, Girls with Unusual Powers. No one in the nearby small town has any idea of her true identity. To them, she’s just the reclusive woman on the mountain, and Katherine is grateful to be left alone.

It wasn’t always this way. Though her parents were as neglectful as they were wealthy, Katherine built up a busy, full life. Then tragedy struck and she retreated, panic-stricken at the idea of engaging with anyone again. Aside from her two faithful dogs who provide companionship and security, Katherine mostly interacts with people anonymously online through reader fan pages.

Now one of those fans appears to be in danger, and Katherine desperately wants to help. But that means moving beyond her isolated world for the first time in years. More and more, Katherine can’t shake the feeling that some of her fears may be justified. Someone is watching her, she’s sure of it, and they’re getting closer all the time. And only by leaving her self-imposed exile can she hope to find the answers she needs, the courage to trust again, and an unexpected new beginning …

©2025 Fern Michaels (P)2025 Recorded Books

Unexpected ending

Great mystery! Grabs your attention and don’t let go! The end fell short a bit. Leaves you hanging. Goos read overall.

Always enjoyable

This book seemed a little slower pass than the others. I feel totally violated at the end of my books now when they play advertisements and they say there's no way to take them off

Adults bring childhood memories forward.

Very well read. Interesting story.You can never go wrong with this author. THE READERS, Make a huge difference with the listeners.

Wonderful example

Michael’s presented a common yet seldom discussed issue especially for women/girls. The storyline kept you reading and the end was a surprise. The beginning and end were almost opposites. Great read!

Good Read

This was one of Fern Michael's better books. From the character development at the very beginning of the book to the end of the book it was enjoyable and kept the reader's attention. Good book.