Missing

De: K. L. Slater

Narrado por: Kristin Atherton

I know who took my daughter. Only his mother can help me....

My little girl’s room is dark. Her bed is empty. I turn on her unicorn nightlight and bury my face in her pillow, my heart breaking.

I know who did this. His name is Samuel Barlow. He has pale sallow skin and red-rimmed icy-blue eyes. But no one will listen.

As darkness falls and rain lashes against the window, there’s a knock at my door and I open it to see those same eyes staring back at me. It’s his mother and she says she can help me find my daughter.

My gut feeling says don’t trust her.

But as hopes of finding my little girl fade with each passing hour, how can I turn away?

A completely gripping and twist-packed listen from the number one best-selling author K.L. Slater. If you like Liane Moriarty and Lisa Jewell you will be totally hooked on Missing.

©2022 K.L. Slater (P)2022 Audible, Ltd

Good Story

The storyline was fantastic. Unfortunately, I didn't like the narrator. When there isn't a connection to the narrator, it takes away from the story no matter how good it is.

Absolutely Great

I love K. L. Slaters books. There's always a twist at the end. The narrator was really good as well!

Good listen

Good story. However, the narrator was yelly and screechy. Her reactions were often unnecessary

Very suspenseful read!

I really enjoyed this audiobook! The Narrator does a really good job, and the story keeps you wanting to read on! It didn't end the way I expected, but that's what I loved most about it! You won't regret reading this one!

Good story with a twist!

I have been binging stories by this author for about a week. This was my fifth book! I’m really enjoying the writing. Unfortunately, this narrator drove me absolutely insane. I wanted to finish the story so badly and I did however, it was a struggle.
Our female lead character was seemingly always shouting with this narrator. I had to turn the volume down on my phone. The child’s voice was also super annoying. If the narrator had just kept her voice at an even keel, it would’ve been fine. She has quite a nice voice, except when every single line by our lead character is in a SHOUT.
All that being said, I really did love the story. This author seems to have a big connection with alcoholism and children being neglected. It seems a common theme throughout the books I have listened to thus far.