Missing Parts

By: Lucinda Berry

Narrated by: Abby Craden

Growing up abandoned by her father and raised by a single mother, Celeste was determined to create the perfect family - but even perfect families have secrets. Her days are filled with a rewarding career, a devoted husband, and her 4-year-old daughter. Celeste is the only one who knows the precarious house of cards her family is built upon - until the day her daughter falls critically ill.

Then her world quickly spirals out of control, her secret threatening to destroy her marriage, family, reputation, and sanity. She’ll go to any lengths to protect her family - take any risk, break any law - anything except tell the truth.

©2016 Lucinda Berry (P)2020 Dreamscape Media, LLC

The husband made me very angry. He was horrible.

This was a very good story but I didnt like how the wife never seemed to get how wrong and horrible the husband was. Not a good person, very petty and he cant be that much of a good parent when ge was such an asshole so quickly to a woman he was married to for 10 years.

Predictable

So very predictable…. The storyline could have been a worthy investment but, the characters are so unrealistic in behavior and thought that it was ruined. It was made more frustrating by the reader’s overly theatrical performance of what was already over the top writing. The oft repeated “…electricity shot through my body…” is her favorite exclamation right after, “…my heart froze…” and other very common / pedestrian / boring snippets. Disappointing.

Very good!

Lucinda Berry has done it again. This was a wonderful story, a well-unfolded plot, and did not drag on. At many points, I found myself wondering whose side I was on- feeling the highs and lows of the narrator, who would rather not share them with us.

WOW

totally a good book. I absolutely didn't wanna stop listening. I just wanted to see what happened next all the time. I love books that are never boring.

Somewhat boring!

The story itself was good but not on the top of my list for great. The reader was good for the main character but all the other ones that she played made me not likie this book. There have been very few women readers that can duplicate a man's voice well. And this one definitely is in that category of me not wanting to continue to listen when she was trying to be a male voice.