The Frozen Child

A Riveting Kidnapping Mystery Series, Book 34

By: Robert J. Walker

Narrated by: Jess Trepanier

When the abduction of a nine-year-old child sends a small town into a frenzy, Detective Sally Lawson is tasked with finding the person responsible. But when evidence points to a janitor employed at the museum where the child was the last seen, Lawson isn’t sure they’ve caught the right man. Desperate to solve the case before another child disappears, Detective Lawson must uncover the truth before worried parents bring the town to the brink of chaos.

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Standard police procedural

"Frozen Child" is a police procedural about a child kidnapping case. The story follows the logical sequence of solving a cas with no real twists or turns,
The story had good pacing. The narrator's preformance was very good. It was an easy audiobook to follow. However, I did need something extra when it came to the story. Fans of polcie procedurals will enjoy this story.

THE FROZEN CHILD

This is a great mystery ,detective book, Police Procedural book. I love the detective work that's involved in this book. I like the fact that there not trying to out do each other and all of the B.S. That's in alot of these books. There has been a kidnapping. Sally is extremely smart. She looks outside the box. I highly recommend trying this if you like this genre of books. Jess Trepanier does a great job narrating this book. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you.

Riveting!

Twists and turns held my attention throughout.

Jess Trepanier did a great job narrating.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Interesting story

I just don't think this narrator is for me. Her hissing on so many letters hurt my head. When she isn't hissing she has a nice voice and the hissing is my only complaint.

2 1/2 stars, really

I can't believe I listened to the entire audiobook. The plot is compelling, The writing is juvenile. The police are stupid. I am so glad that my local policemen aren't as idiotic as the ones in this book. It would be a bloodbath out there! They didn't do one logical thing the entire time. The narrator was fine. The editing was bad, repeated sentences that should have been edited out, more than once. But, I felt like I had to be sure the kids were okay, so I finished it. I hope the entire police force in this book go back to school or get a job raking leaves or picking up trash or something less demanding than detective work.

I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left an honest review.