Missing...and Presumed Dead

By: Michael Fleeman

Narrated by: Kelly Ryan Wilmoth

On a cold Southern night in 2013 under a full moon, 20-year-old Heather Elvis parked her car at a boat ramp along the Intracoastal Waterway and was never seen again.

The disappearance of the beautiful, vivacious hostess at the popular Myrtle Beach, South Carolina made international headlines and triggered a sweeping high-stakes investigation that exposed a twisted web of deception, betrayal, sexual obsession, police corruption, and revenge. But Heather's body was never located.

A series of sensational trials involving a handsome restaurant coworker and his Disneyland-obsessed wife resulted in shocking verdicts - but no body - as her family desperately sought closure and fought for justice, and a resort town struggled to regain calm.

©2019 Michael Fleeman (P)2020 WildBlue Press

Excellent coverage of a chilling case…

I was pleasantly surprised having learned a lot about this case already from the usual true crime sources but only just recently, many years later. Although unrevealed by me here, there’s nothing diminished in knowing the story ahead of time. Plus there were details contained either missed or not covered as well. Here the facts are presented without the insult of bias that presumes we aren’t able to think for ourselves in a style of writing and narration that is smooth and easy on the ears… I thoroughly recommend.

Missing..,presumed dead

I remember this case.This book was good, It was very repetitive though and could have been much shorter.The narration was unbearable.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Suspenseful

A suspenseful story that will keep you listening. With the Narrator’s help you’ll be drawn into the story. You’ll keep wondering how this could possibly happen. Loved it.

Looking forward to more from this author

The facts of this true crime story were well presented, with good research and capable prose. The narrator's performance is good but unpolished. The biggest issue for the narrator is the production, which features background noises at times and simply does not have a clean sound. I look forward to more from this author. If the production issues are solved, I will look forward to more from the narrator.
I received this book free of charge in exchange for an unbiased review.

Narration

The narration on this story was not very good. First off, he sounded like he was in a barrel. He stumbled over many words while reading and mispronounced many. Didn’t sound very professional. The story kind of hopped around all over the place and there was a lot of reading from court transcripts which can be tedious.