Trust

By: Pamela Kelley

Narrated by: Erin DeWard

Thirty-six-year-old high-school teacher Lauren seems to have it all. She moved back to Waverly, a small seaside town just north of Boston, several years ago. She has a great career and has finally found true love. Lauren's wedding is just a few weeks away when one of her students goes missing, and when his body is found a few days later, she suddenly becomes a person of interest.

Her fiancé, David, is a former minor-league pitcher turned stockbroker who is excited to settle down with Lauren. But when the missing student is found dead and the media turns its attention even more closely on Lauren, David is surprised to discover that Lauren hadn't told him everything about her past.

With the help of his 91-year-old grandfather, who is a retired town sheriff, and his best friend, Jake, the current assistant sheriff, David sets out to find the truth.

©2014 Pamela Kelley (P)2020 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Hard to Finish

I understand that fictional crime stories must take liberties with police proceedures but this was beyond the pale. This was incredibly unrealistic, predictable and ended rather abruptly.

too predictable

didnt like it, kind of boring. the voice for the main character was in a whisper and very hard to hear

Narrator with a radio voice needed

The book was very good, but needed a narrator who didn't sound as if she was reading the book as she spoke. Also, her tone was grating and at times I wanted to just end the book and purchase a new one! The book however kept you on the edge of your seat for the most part. There were areas that drew things out when not needed.

Poorest narrator

I had a difficult time with the narrator. I almost gave up on listening but love the author so I continued.

Most annoying main character & bad narrator

I can’t stand the way this character is being narrates. She’s so delicate and breathless it makes me want to scream. Not sure if I will finish this book.