I might, just to hear the narration by Julia Whelan.

Abigail/Elizabeth. She didn't have sloppy emotions, didn't whine, and did what she needed to do without getting wordy about it. I like her matter of fact and logical way of thinking.

Her voice for Abigail and the tones and inflections to reflect her "Mr Spock" way of speaking was wonderful and realistic without being annoying. I could not have done it as well "in my head".

When I get ahold of a book with a interesting plot and a good narrator I would go all day listening if I get the opportunity. This was one of those books.

Norah Roberts books can be a little foo-foo for me but after reading "The Witness" I will check out the plots on her past and new books.

The unique and creative plot is fleshed out by Roberts' reliable warm and interesting characters. Just plain enjoyable.

Disappointment

This book was a total disappointment for me. I don't know why this book is categorized as "suspense". It must have been categorized as "romance". If you like the Jack Reacher series, and if you are a guy, this book is not for you. Trust me and stay away. If you are a female, then you will probably love this book like other reviewers. I am not going to provide any spoilers, but the main character "Liz/Abigail" acts like a person who is from another planet and who is sent to live among humans. And this drags till the end of the book. At one point, I also thought of her as a computer program that is trying to live a human life. I cannot find anymore words to describe my disappointment with the main character as well as the storyline. The book has the potential to deliver an interesting and captivating story but fails miserably. Overall, I couldn't wait for it to end. A little note for Julia Whelan: she delivers an outstanding performance. She is the only reason I finished this book. I fell in love with her!

Easy to follow the characters and story line. I listened to the book in chunks, often with days in between and the story still worked for me.

The personalities of both lead characters - Abigail and Brooks - come across well. I quite liked Brooks' mom - a little quirky, warm and fun.

Julia really does well to differentiate the characters with subtleties in her voice and tone or with relevant accents. No particular favourite.

I definitely did a some sittings of a couple of hours, which were really enjoyable. But most of the time I listened here and there while doing other tasks or driving. This book was good company over many hours.

A general 'good read'.

Great story! at first I wondered where it was going, but then it took off!!! Love a strong gun toting woman!

The book was an interesting read and the narrator did a good job. Nora always delivers a good read.

The character of the witness was interesting. She began as a smart young girl and and grew into an even wiser young lady!

The story was interesting, and captivating. The ending was good too.

The witness.

One of the best Nora Roberts books that I've read over the years.

This book has given me renewed interest in Nora Roberts, as I've gotten a little bored with her. I LOVED this story. She may have rushed the ending a little, but it works well. The narrator did a fantastic job.

This book was narrated well and moved at a nice pace. The story hooked you and kept you wanting more. Recommend it!

Upper 50%

It was suspenseful.

Sunny

I felt so bad for her anytime she spoke of her mother