The Buried Girl

A Novel of Suspense

De: Richard Montanari

Narrado por: Scott Brick

“Taut, propulsive and darkly gripping, Montanari is a master of suspense.” (Chris Ewan)

A haunting, nerve-jangling psychological thriller from Sunday Times best-selling author Richard Montanari, set in a small town hiding a very dark secret.

New York psychologist Will Hardy had it all - a loving family, a flourishing career, a best-selling book. Until the night it all ended in a tempest of fire and ash, leaving only Will and his 15-year-old daughter Bernadette to stand in the ruins. Haunted and grief-stricken, Will accepts an enigmatic invitation from his family’s past to begin their lives anew in the small town of Abbeville, Ohio.

Meanwhile, Abbeville Chief of Police Ivy Holgrave is investigating the death of a local girl, convinced this may only be the latest in a long line of murders dating back decades - including her own long-missing sister.

But what place does Will's new home have in the story of the missing girls? And what links the killings to the diary of a young woman written more than a century earlier? The disappearances in Abbeville have happened before, and now, Will’s own daughter might be next....

©2019 Richard Montanari (P)2019 HarperCollins Publishers

It was very predictable and a chore to finish

I purchase this one as it was highly rated fro a new book but I dont understand why it was so highly rated. I felt no real connection to any of the characters and felt like I was just going through the motions.

A Little Confusing at First

I found the story intriguing if a bit confusing at first. A lot of times, present and past, and quite a few characters and their stories to keep track of. If you’re looking for an easy listen while you’re doing house or yard work, this might not be it. But if you’re willing to give it your attention, it’s a good mystery.

such a great story

I liked the interaction between all the characters. I stayed up late listening till the end

Favorite people

Richard Montanari And Scott Brick what more can u ask for. This is a tuff review the confusion, so many characters. My memory is not like it used to be I did a lot of notes I mean a lot. The story was very interesting to say the least. It goes all over the place make sure u have time to listen to this one. I have listened to all of Montanari Audible,s through in Scott and you have a wonderful Liston. More Richard and Scott please. Good stuff 👍

Interesting Story & I applaud the Author

I liked the fact the one of the main characters was a person of color and the other was not. It was mentioned and that was it. It did not affect the story. It was refreshing to read and showed it matters not. I didn’t find the story on the edge of your seat thrilling. It was a ? Mystery. It was a quiet way to pass time.

Too long and convoluted.

Story is too convoluted to track if listening in segments. Found myself drifting off and trying to find a familiar spot. Couldn’t finish it.

Interesting Leading Tale into the Dark History of a Old Family

The story leads you down a twisting tale of girls & men being killed that started over 150 years earlier. Leave you with an open ending and wanting a second book.

Enjoyed with a little reservation

I thought the story was initially hard to follow, moving swiftly between times and places. I held on for the ride, though, and it all eventually began to make sense. The plot was very good, and the author's vivid description of the characters and settings made me clearly "see" what was taking place. It was mostly enjoyable, and I was so happy that Scott Brick was the narrator. He could make a bad book sound great.

Kind of weird

This has wired plot twists with you only figuring out at the end of the book.

Frankie was the highlight

The dog was the best part of the story. Scott Brick made the rest of it better than it was.