Blonde Hair, Blue Eyes

De: Karin Slaughter

Narrado por: Kathleen Early

Michael Connelly calls Karin Slaughter "unrivaled among thriller writers." This gripping, unforgettable short story - releasing shortly before Karin's highly anticipated new novel Pretty Girls - proves it.

A beautiful young girl was walking down the street - when suddenly …

Julia Carroll knows that too many stories start that way. A beautiful and intelligent nineteen-year-old college freshman, she should be carefree. But instead she is frightened - because girls are disappearing without a trace.

Fellow student Beatrice Oliver and a homeless woman called Mona-No-Name are missing, both gone after being snatched off the street. Julia is determined to discover the reason behind their disappearances - before she's next.

©2015 Karin Slaughter (P)2015 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Good appetizer

Julie was about my age when this book was set. I had some friends and some acquaintances who could have been in the same situation and maybe some were. Things happen to women every day and no one cares. It’s a sign of a sick society when this sort of thing is more or less expected and written off. Now on to the main course.

Timely!

On October 6, 2018, this story is incredibly timely. Unfortunately, nothing is better after more than 25 years!

best book I've listened to in ages.

This book is full of twists, interesting characters and very well written. It is the best Slaughter book I have read to date! I have already been recommending it.

Simply horrific content

This writer has a new constant reader in me. I suggest her to anyone reading these words. I’ve yet to be disappointed by her work.

Well done but I hated it

It was well written. It was a great story with an important topic. I hated it. It is the content and the story arc. It is my own issues. Be aware it is about rape and being unsafe in a world that should be safe.