She Can Scream: She Can, Book 3

Listening to this book was like watching a horror movie - you really didn't want to know who was hiding behind the door but you couldn't turn your eyes away. For this reason I am sure there are small parts of this book that I missed and so I know I will listen to it again.

'She Can Scream' was extremely well written and as with other books in this series it had that 'I didn't see that coming' edge to it.

Most memorable was when the killer made himself known - he was the last person I thought of.

I guess my favourite scene was when Brooke and Luke were able to see that what had happened to them in the past was something that while terrible and shattering - was not something they could have prevented from happening. It's great to know that there lives will not be forever ruled by moments in the past.

You can scream but you cannot hide!

Amy Rubinate's narration was excellent. 'She Can Scream' is well worth the credit.

I've read (listened to) the first 3 in this series. They are good story lines with twist endings you may not see coming. By the third, however, pretty redundant. Same story with minor changes. While I still enjoyed reading them, the narrators voices are sooo annoying. One whiny and shrill, the other breathy. I would have enjoyed the story more if read by another.

Yet another heroine who apparently is too dumb to follow her own advice (she is a women's self defense instructor) and an author who apparently thinks the reader is even dumber than the heroine. This story is frustrating in so many ways, the only thing I enjoyed was its end. Save your money and your time, pass on this one.

Disappointing. I really like this series, but how many stories about single woman in an older home that is in need of repair, who can't keep her nose out of everyone's business can u listen to? So many hints and signs of bedlam are every where, but she is sooo goo goo eyed over a tall dark and handsome man, she doesn't realize what the reader figures out in the first 30 minutes. And then there is the amazing sex for the two. Really?
And they all live happily ever after. Melinda Leigh needs to find a fresh drum to beat.

each book of the series was pretty much the same. someone trying to kill someone, big man watches over woman, they fall in love and figure out who the killer is together.

So, I continually thought that the heroine was TSTL. She is presented as being a obsessed with women's self defense but
1) she keeps going on about how safe she has felt in he hometown when the last two books in this series ( and within a year in the series chronology) were about serial killers found in her hometown
And 2) she keeps going on about how so and so would not actually hurt anyone....

Argh. A decent story but those two factors made it less enjoyable for me.

I can't wait to find out what will happen next. when you read or listen to the books, the words are so descriptive that you can picture everyone and everything as if you were there. I can't wait to read the next and next and next book .....enjoy

Even though I didn't like the characters in this book as much, I loved that I couldn't figure out who the killer was until the end. Much better than the others where it was more obvious. The main characters both had serious issues with guilt that only made me more annoyed with them, but if you can get past that and the dirty house and nasty habits of the heroine, it was a good book.

Good story line. Let you vividly imagine the scene's as they played out. Needs a bit more suspense.

Interesting twists in the story line. Can't wait to listen to the next in the series.