Possession

A Novel

By: Ann Rule

Narrated by: Brian Stivale

In this number-one New York Times best seller, Ann Rule, the undisputed master of true crime, brings her formidable talents to her only novel, a riveting tale of psychological suspense.

When Danny and Joanne Lindstrom's camping trip in the Cascade mountains goes terribly awry, beautiful young Joanne is left alone and stranded in the savage wilderness. Her last hope is to rely on another camper, a tall stranger who seems to know the forest and the dangers there all too well. Without him, she will surely die; with him, her future is as unpredictable as the lowering clouds that envelop the mountain. He asks only that she trust him....

©1983, 1997 Ann Rule (P)2021 Audible, Inc.

her true crime books are better

Anne Rule was a fantastic true crime writer. i guess she gave up writing novels after Possession, & that's ok. i was curious to read this novel so i did. To Anne Rule fans out there , it's OK to skip this one.

Not my favorite of her books

This was a strange story. It was not terrible, but it definitely was not one of my favorite of her books.

Suspenseful and entertaining

I enjoyed the audio version of Possession by Ann Rule. I thought the writing was really good, authentic in the characterizations and descriptions, and the story flowed nicely. I was captivated from the first chapter through the very end. I would highly recommend this audiobook. Definitely worth your credit!

A good read.

The book was great until the end which was very disappointing. All thru the book the storyline flowed but the last two chapters (or so) just turned boring! The book could/should have had an exciting ending but instead it was like watching a good movie and then the end just leaves you hanging out to dry. Ann Rule is normally one of my favorite authors but this book was disappointing.

Originality of story

I enjoyed the readers voice very much. To me, the plot was original. Descriptions of characters allowed easy recollection of who was who in dialog. Flow of character interaction and story-line was just right. The ending was not surprising but appropriate for this telling.