Six Days of Memories

By: Stacy Eaton

Narrated by: Rebecca Ehrenpreis

Detective Natasha Foster will put her job on the line to prove her gut feeling is dead-on.

When Detective Foster responds to the scene of a crash, she finds the female passenger dead, a bag full of money in the back seat and a body in the trunk. It is only when the driver, whom she nicknames Jay, wakes up with no memory that she must go with her instincts and continue the investigation in a way that was never taught.

Jay finds himself lost, but drawn to the beautiful detective who steps above and beyond the call of duty. His need to know if he was a victim or the criminal pushes him to try and recall what happened and who he is. With the pull of a trigger, Jay's memory will suddenly return and with it, the terrible truth.

©2014 Stacy Eaton (P)2020 Stacy Eaton

Excellent

Detective Natasha has an interesting case, two dead bodies, bag of money and a guy who doesn’t recall what happen. Great narration added to this story, with good characters. Intriguing and kept ones interest. Well done. Given audio for my voluntary review

great murder mystery romance

I really liked this book, the storyline was dragged out just enough without it being overly done. great instant romance too. I did have a hard time listening to the narration of the guys chapters and it should have been done by an actual male voice.

I enjoyed this audio-book immensely

I enjoyed this audio-book very much. What a perfect listening suspense, mystery, a touch of excitement to come. He liked the background story of a detective's life. You're never pretty sure which direction the story will go. The insights of Love Stacy.

Good Listen.

I thought that it was a pretty good book. I felt that the book could of started a little better. I felt just kinda started abruptly in my opinion but once the book got going it was enjoyable and kept my attention. I felt narrator was good but I had a hard time following when she would switch from one character to another. The voices(male and female) all sounded the same to me so sometimes it was hard to follow. It was still an overall good book and worth listening to!

Enjoyable new detective audio-book

Uh, wow!! What a psychological audio-book. Ms. Eaton is a good author for sure. I love how well the story is written and the characters have been developed. This is one tale I know I'm going to be able to go back and listen to over and over again. Fantastic.