Force of Nature

Aaron Falk Series, Book 2

De: Jane Harper

Narrado por: Steve Shanahan

Five women reluctantly leave the city for a challenging hike across the rugged Giralang Ranges as part of a corporate retreat. Only four come out the other side. Federal Police Agent Aaron Falk has a particularly keen interest in the whereabouts of the missing bushwalker.

Alice Russell is the whistleblower in his latest case - and Alice knew secrets. About the company she worked for and the people she worked with. In an investigation that takes Falk from corporate heartland to isolated bushland, he discovers that every person on that retreat had something to hide....

©2017 Jane Harper (P)2017 W.F. Howes Ltd

Absolute Enjoyment

I really enjoyed this well crafted story and appreciated the narration.
The Australian bush and birds are different from anywhere else
on earth and were well portrayed.

Why have I only just found Jane Harper ?!

I absolutely love her writing. Characters are relatable and believable, and her plots considered and credible.

Too many words, not enough story,

I loved The Dry and have recommended it to all my friends. My husband read it too and enjoyed it. But Force of Nature falls way short and I found myself straining to finish it. The plot was dull, the characters were not interesting and I wanted to learn more about Falk but that didn't happen. I like that he has a side kick but there isn't much to her. I wanted to know more. The women who go into the woods were boring to me and I had difficulty caring what happened to them. It amazed me that this book was written by the same author who wrote The Dry. That story had strength,a good plot and interesting characters. I hope her next book will be as good as The Dry.

Can’t get through even five minutes

It may be a good story the the narrator is so bad I can’t even do five minutes

Mildly Entertaining

I really didn’t enjoy listening to the narrator. I felt his voice distracted me too much. The story was only ok and I struggled to finish.