Blood and Bone: Blood and Bone, Book 1

By: Tara Brown

Narrated by: Amy Johnson

Length: 7 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's summary

What would you do if your life was a lie - and everyone knew but you?

Jane has come a long way from the dark days of the horrific car accident that robbed her of many memories. Living the life of a shopgirl with a charming boyfriend - a handsome, green-eyed doctor named Derek - is so satisfying that she doesn't want to revisit her past.

But the past insists on revisiting Jane. People keep thinking she's Samantha, a dead girl who looks exactly like her. Now, Jane is determined to discover her connection to the girl, leading her to question everything from her relationship with Derek to her own sanity. Should she believe Rory, the man who insists she actually is Samantha? Or should she depend on Derek, who offers her love and shelter...but who may have other reasons for keeping her under wraps? Who is telling her the truth - and what are the others hiding?

©2015 Tara Brown (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Never listened to anything like this story before.

Whoa, this is a real psychological thriller, it keeps you in total suspense from beginning to end. The twists and turns never give you a chance to breathe and you don’t want to take a break from listening.

What? Huh? Then Ba-BAM!

You are going to feel lost and confused. You are going to go back 30 seconds because you think you missed something....but you didn't. The reveal and twist is going to sneak up on you!

Mind twisting

This is a weird, crime thriller with a touch of futuristic science thrown it. It is hard to do a review without spoilers. Things between a husband and wife, who love each other dearly, go terribly wrong when government agencies get involved. A pretty good "out there" mystery surrounding serial killers.

Interesting

Loss of twists and turns i got a bit confused and then I got it! Kept me thinking

Good, but confusing

This ended up being a good book, but I was so confused at times that I had to listen again to parts. U have to pay attention to keep up.

Twists and Turns

I do have to admit this story did not go they way I thought it would. Which of course kept me going in the book. This book was as good a mystery of old. There were many twist and turns. Enough to keep you guessing.

Down the rabbit hole!

This book was bizarre, mind bending, weird and most definitely confusing!
You have to listen to almost the entire book before it even begins to make sense. Every time I thought I had this one figured out, the author threw a curve ball. It was insane. It was a mental workout keeping it all straight. Even though it was a little hard to follow at times, the ending was the real pay off! It blew me away!

This was a fantastic listen!

Back and forth...confusing

I listened to this and was at first frustrated at the girl going back and forth with Derek, first he was wonderful and she didn't care he was a killer. Then she knew what he was and what she was and cooperated with the Feds. Eventually we find the twist in the story. Oh, wait, there are several. And eventually I didn't really care anymore.
The narrator did a pretty good job but at times I could tell she was simply reading. Won't read any forthcoming installments.

should be in sci-fi category

it was OK. Too complicated. chapter 14, 15 and 16 I had to re-read twice. And the personafication with inanimate objects is ridiculous. TOO much. I've never read so many analogies, metaphors and similes.

Good listening

I enjoyed this book and the narrated the most. She is great to listen too.