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De: Rick Mofina

Narrado por: Jennifer Jill Araya

"Mofina's books are edge-of-your seat thrilling."—Louise Penny, #1 New York Times bestselling author
"A gifted storyteller."—Library Journal

A missing daughter, a family with secrets, a race for the truth…

At a truck stop near Las Vegas, fourteen-year-old Riley Jarrett vanishes from her family’s RV, turning their cross-country dream of starting over into a nightmare.

Investigators have their work cut out for them. The massive, bustling truck plaza in the desert is the perfect place for someone to disappear—or be taken.

Detectives pursue every chilling lead as all eyes fall to the newly blended family with a tragic past. With the clock ticking down on the likelihood that Riley’s alive, suspicions run deep. Everyone—from Riley’s mom to her stepdad to her stepbrother and her ex-boyfriend—has something to hide. And their secrets could prove deadly.

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Interesting story

I think the book was well written and interesting. For me, it was the narrator who was unappealing. She was horrible at the male voice reading and many times the book sounded like a hallmark movie.

Emotional roller coaster

This book was another amazing read from Rick Mofina! Emotional roller coaster of events. 10/10!!!

Lots of twists

Good read!! lots of characters and lots of twist and turns. Keeps you interested right up until the end.

More predictable and lack luster narration

After listening to the whole Reed-Sydowski series, written years ago by Mofina, I was excited to buy credits and listen to one more, especially since it was placed in San Diego, where I live. I appreciate Mofina’s inclusion of local neighborhoods, streets and landmarks on his But this book….I finished it but having serious issues with the plot being somewhat predictable and yet giving us that delightful run around (I do like red herrings, believe me, but not when I already know who the culprit is.)
And the narration was inconsistent (especially when the dialogues a involved many voices,) and just didn’t do it for me. The mothers voice was particularly annoying (the intonation, the dramatics.)

I’ll try other RM books, hoping that they lean more towards the Reed-Syd series.

Hmm

The fact that it’s a true story makes it better. I didn’t know that part. It was just so long and drawn out that it got boring. The narrator is the best part of the book. For all those saying she isn’t good??? She is.