Far from True

De: Linwood Barclay

Narrado por: Mark Zeisler, Brian O'Neil

New York Times and number-one international best-selling author Linwood Barclay delivers the second spine-chilling thriller set in the troubled town of Promise Falls, following the electrifying cliffhanger ending of Broken Promise....

After the screen of a run-down drive-in movie theater collapses and kills four people, the daughter of one of the victims asks private investigator Cal Weaver to look into a recent break-in at her father's house. Cal discovers a hidden basement room where it's clear that salacious activities have taken place - as well as evidence of missing DVDs. But his investigation soon becomes more complicated when he realizes it may not be discs the thief was actually interested in....

Meanwhile, Detective Barry Duckworth is still trying to solve two murders - one of which is three years old - he believes are connected, since each featured a similar distinctive wound. As the lies begin to unravel, Cal is headed straight into the heart of a dark secret as his search uncovers more startling truths about Promise Falls. And when yet another murder happens, Cal and Barry are both driven to pursue their investigations, no matter where they lead. Evil deeds long thought buried are about to haunt the residents of this town - as the sins of the past and present collide with terrifying results.

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Good Book

I am so glad I got all three in this trilogy on sale so I can listen to them all. I thought the end of Broken Promise left some cliffhangers, but not too bad, but the end of Far From True really leaves you hanging, which is fine when you have the next book waiting to start.

Be prepared to be left hanging

I was an hour and a half into the book and felt I was missing something. I reread the summary which said it was 2nd book in the series after reading the reviews of Broken Promises that complained of the abrupt cliffhanger I bought that and read it first. I am glad I did and would recommend anyone reading this read it first. It will be easier to understand it more. Both books take place over a short span of time. This picks up where first one leaves off. Each book resolves one mystery but continues the main mystery started in the first and ends abruptly. You are left with feeling what did I do forgot to download the rest of the book. The story line is interesting and you begin to feel you know some of the characters well but I wish I knew it will be months to a year before I know what happens to them next. This is a trilogy at the very least how long before the primary mystery is solved is anyone's guess. I am hoping that it is wrapped up in the next one but there is enough going on to keep us guessing through a few more. Good book but expect a big WHAT THE at the end.

Disappointing ending

I feel duped.... I listened to the whole book and have no idea why the drive in screen came down and who was killing who and why. I am a huge Barclay fan but this was a waste of my time. I understand it could be resolved in Book 3 but I don’t want to listen to a whole book with no resolution.

A bit confusing,

I love this series but there were so many players and confusing ways they were related I found myself replaying some chapters. I was determined to figure it out and still have no idea the ending. However I’m a Cal Weaver Fan so I’ll plod on to book 3. Hopefully there are answer.

Why does this author include his dislike for non liberals??

I guess not my favorite. Hoping the next one will give some answers. These are definitely not stand alone books.