Come and Get Us

De: James Patterson, Shan Serafin

Narrado por: January LaVoy

What is her husband's secret?

Miranda Cooper's life takes a terrifying turn when an SUV deliberately runs her and her husband off a desolate Arizona road. With her husband badly wounded, she must run for help alone as his cryptic parting words echo in her head: "Be careful who you trust."

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Good listen

Really good and suspenseful. Easy listen while driving to and from work in traffic daily

quick and to the point

I personally think this would have been better as a full novel as opposed to a short short version. what the story was great

ACED IT!!!

HOOKS YOU HOLDS YOU RIVETS YOUR EARS INTO YOUR HEADPHONES. Perfect pictures with that Patterson 'WORDS BRUSH'

Not terrible...

Story and imagery were lackluster, though plenty of action sequences to make up for it. Ended on a positive note which I was glad to hear. Narration was good, not great.

Intrigued throughout the entire listing of this book.

There was nothing I disliked about this book at all. I hung on every word of this book and highly recommend it as a read.

The idiocy.

Probably the biggest waste of time I can take credit for in at least five years - and that would include the Covid time where watching bread rise was a highlight. I guess the days when a James Patterson book could be counted on to be at least entertaining are over. Sad.

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Too "over the top". A regular stay at home mom becomes Rambo in a matter of hours. The story line didn't even really make sense. And is it bad I wanted to throat punch someone whenever she did the little girls voice
Not a typical James Patterson which is such a shame

So ridiculous it's comical....

I usually enjoy James Patterson books. This one, however, could not end soon enough. In fact, after an hour and half of absolute nonsense, I finally got smarter than the heroine and gave up on making it to the end. Though I didn't finish the book, I'm sure the main character, an ordinary, everyday mom, was able to outmaneuver several more vehicles at high rates of speed on canyon roads and kill 5 or 10 more armed professional killers all by her lonesome, all whilst unarmed herself; or, as she did in the beginning, accidentally shoot one w a rifle, not realizing she fired the rifle in the first place......because that's plausible!