Now You See Her

By: Linda Howard

Narrated by: Laurel Lefkow

Length: 9 hrs and 29 mins

Publisher's summary

A talented painter in her early thirties, Samille Sweeney has achieved enviable success. Her work sells at an exclusive New York City gallery and her popularity is at an all-time high when she begins to experience lush, vivid dreams drenched in vibrant hues that influence her artwork. When Sweeney paints a graphic murder scene that mirrors a recent real-life murder, she is thrust into suspicious light.

With Now You See Her, Linda Howard grips the imagination and touches the heart with breathless excitement.

©1998 Linda Howington (P)1998 Simon & Schuster

Yea!!!!

I love the writen version, one of my favorites by Linda Howard. I enjoyed the audio just as much.

ok linda howard

I has remembered reading and enjoying this many years ago, and still enjoyed as an audio book. not great but still entertaining for its genre. despite elements of fantasy it is fairly simplist. You don't get to know the characters that well, but well enough to understand motivations and attraction between leads. well narrated, though think could have done better job with male lead - her capacity for other charcters indicated she could have done a better job.

She paints the KILLERS face in her dreams~ 4 STARS

PLOT: SWEENEY is an artist who's nightmares take form in paintings that are scenes of a crime.

Paranormal but a good one~ Paris Sweeney a gifted artist has some "extra skills" that cannot be explained including her dreams take form in paintings of the scene of a crime. She is soon being pursed by Millionaire Richard Worth~ who finds her FACINATING. When Richards Wife is killed both Richard and Sweeney become suspects. This is a solid paranormal and one of Howards BEST. it moves along very well and fast does not drag. Sweeney and Richard are a great couple who find their attraction hot and add the mysterious killer who kills several people around the couple. GREAT READER~ AND SOLID PLOT I give this one 4 out of 5 for very good plot, great couple and 5 STAR reader. hard to find in abridged format for many years.... audible has been able to obtain this in unabridged what a TREAT~ thank you Audible. also released are MR. PERFECT, OPEN SEASON, AND ALL THE QUEENS MEN in unabriged~ I would highly reommend Mr. Perfect as her very best~ oldies but goodies~

Old favorite book, not the best narrator

The narrator's version of Richard was so far off, I have to wonder if she read the book at all. He is supposed to be very masculine with a hint of a southern accent. Kai was more masculine! Not great.

all is well with the world

good performance loved sweeny and he the right guy for her and there are such people like her glad he understood loved the story

Good Book. Kind of different but entertaining.

Good Book! Twists were great. A little scary.. entertaining... ghosts & Clairvoyance.... add in a great Artist sleep walking. Rich hero always helps! Well done by Audible.

Now You See Her

I loved this book. Linda Howard's 'Now You See Her' is my all-time favorite book.

Can't put down - or better to say, couldn't stop l

Fantastic story-line, and I really didn't expect Margo to be the murderer! Narrators were excellent too, thanks for robbing me of sleep! - only kidding!)

Good book

Overall I would recommend this read, only issue was not a distinction between character voices.

Great book, mediocre audiobook

Would you listen to Now You See Her again? Why?

No because the narration was so terrible. The narrator had no inflection and didn't try to make the male characters sound male or the female characters distinctive.

What other book might you compare Now You See Her to and why?

The book itself had suspense, caused great anticipation, was incredibly enjoyable. I find most of Linda Howard's thrillers to be great and this book was no exception.

How could the performance have been better?

If there had been ANY performance at all it would have been better. There was no attempt to make the characters come alive.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?

Talented, psychic and sexy.