You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone

By: Kevin O'Brien

Narrated by: Tom Zingarelli

Andrea Boyle moved to Seattle to give her 17-year-old nephew, Spencer, a fresh start after the deaths of his parents. Andrea has found her own new beginning with Luke, a successful playwright and father of a teenage son, Damon. The boys appear to have little in common, but in truth they share a private torment....

When a tragedy befalls Damon, it's just the beginning of a nightmare that unfolds. But the worst is yet to come once a dark secret from Spencer's past is exposed. And when Luke is brutally attacked, both of their futures are at stake.

Now it's up to Andrea to prove Spencer's innocence to the police - and to herself. Because for reasons she has revealed to no one, even Andrea can't help but question the truth and fear that she may be next to pay the ultimate price.

©2016 Kevin O'Brien (P)2016 Tantor

Yet another interesting storyline 

O’Brien is once again a masterful storyteller.  So much so I have literally been binge reading his books. He keeps you enthralled, as well as invested in his characters, to the very last word. For the most part, the narration was spot on. However, the voice of the exboyfriend who was still in high school, sounded like an elderly man who had a lifetime of smoking too many cigars which was a little offputting as did some of the male and female ancillary characters.

Another wonderful piece

Kevin O’Brian never lets me down. All his books keep me on the edge and I throughly enjoy them.

kept me wanting to listen to it

loved it, would recommend it to my friends and family and hope they liked it as well as I did

Twists and Turns!

I didn't let the twists and turns change who I thought was behind the horrible events...and I was right! The author really knows how to write a twisted tale! My only complaint is with the narrator who sounded like he had been drinking through much of the story.

Very good at misdirection.

The author puts out a decent mystery but don't listen to his books one after another. His writing is a little lazy and he repeats some character names so it might get confusing from one to the next. Also, they seem to be all Seattle based so they seem to run together. I truly enjoy the authors work and will listen to more of his stories.