Lost Truth

Lost Lake Locators, Book 2

De: Susan Sleeman

Narrado por: Whitney Dykhouse

A vulnerable reporter. A hidden truth.

Lost Lake Locator Hayden Kraus is thrust into a high-stakes investigation when he’s hired to investigate the disappearance of a beloved local resident. As Hayden delves deeper, he crosses paths with Cadence Vaughn, a fearless and resourceful investigative journalist determined to uncover the truth behind her father’s mysterious murder—a case she believes is connected to the current investigation. The case quickly unravels into a complex web of deception, corruption, and danger.

And an investigator pushed to extremes.

Despite initial friction, Hayden and Cadence realize they need each other to expose the powerful forces at play. As they piece together clues, they uncover evidence pointing to a sinister cover-up. The threats escalate, and they face increasing danger, but the bond between them strengthens. When they have to risk everything to bring the truth to light will that include risking a future together too?

©2025 Susan Sleeman (P)2025 Susan Sleeman

Great story!

This book was great! The story, main characters, mystery, and bad guys fit together so well. I stayed up late because I needed to know what happened next. Totally recommend this book and series.

Good storyline

The pace of the storyline was well done which left me anticipating the next reavel.

Great storyline!

I loved both of these books, I hope there are more to come of the other members!

Secrets Revealed

When a surf shop owner disappears a search begins. At the same time a death originally thought one natural is revealed as murder. A search for answers begins. This book does include the topic of trafficking so if that is a trigger keep that in mind. If it isn’t a trigger I suggest you read or listen to it and the first book in the series. This series piggybacks on some other series she has written. It isn’t necessary to read the others but it adds an added understanding of relationships. I always suggest books by Susan Sleeman and her books automatically get purchased as soon as possible after release.

Narration

Story was good but narration could be better. More realistic and less theatrical. Made it seem a little cheesy. :/