Three Women Disappear

De: James Patterson, Shan Serafin

Narrado por: Chloe Cannon, Susannah Jones, Joshua Kane, Christie Moreau, Molly Parker Myers, Aida Reluzco

Sarah, his personal chef. Anna, his wife. Serena, his maid. All three had access to a murder victim's home. And all three women are missing.

Sarah, his personal chef

Anna, his wife

Serena, his maid

Accountant Anthony Costello has a talent for manipulating both numbers and people, turning losses into profits, enemies into allies—and vice versa. When Costello is found murdered in his own home, three suspects had motive. All three had access to his home. And all three women are missing. Are they in the wind—or in the grave?

Eyes are on Detective Sean Walsh, whose personal connection to the case is stronger than leads to solve it. Neither the powerful bankroll behind Costello nor Walsh's vengeful superior officer can budge the investigation, yet as Walsh continues to dig, he uncovers even more reasons the women have to stay hidden—from the law, and from each other.

Not as good as other Patterson Novels

Overall, the story read like a Patterson novel but was different. It was too predictable and not near as good as his other novels. At times it was hard to follow the storyline of Three Women Disappear. The bonus story was not good. James Patterson has written much better storylines and I felt that this was written just to fulfill a contract.

Really enjoyable read!

We really enjoyed this book. So much so that my husband asked to go for a drive just to finish up the last couple of chapters.

keeps listener guessing!

Loved the suspense of trying to figure out who killed the man murdered in the very beginning of the book! Had to listen very carefully in order to keep up with the switching interviews of possible suspects describing what happened from their individual view points.

I was little put off by the title.

The performers where all excellent but I felt both books were good enough to be either a short book in itself.

I like it.

They are good stores. I like the first better. The twist close to the end was great. And the other was somewhat predictable but a nice story.