You'll Never Know

De: Caleb Stephens

Narrado por: Danny Montooth, Brittany Pressley, Adam Verner

When his wife and unborn child are abducted, Grant Wilson races against the clock in this pulse-pounding thriller packed with riddles, danger, and the desperate fight to save his family, perfect for fans of Adrian McKinty’s The Chain.

They took his wife. They took his child. He only has hours to find them…or they’re dead.

Grant Wilson has never been happier. He has a wife he loves, a home in the country, and a brand-new baby on the way. But all of that shatters when two masked men abduct his wife, Avery, in broad daylight.

The instructions Grant receives are bizarre: If he wants Avery back, he must solve a series of riddles that arrive one after another—and the clock is ticking.

With every piece of the puzzle more outrageous and complex than the last, Grant knows he’s playing a dangerous game. But he’s determined to do whatever it takes to save Avery’s life…even if it kills him.

Terrible Narrators

I think the story was pretty good. But the narrators were terrible. Way over acting and all the breathy reading from the female narrator got on my nerves. Also I'm not a big fan of all the internal dialog from a character and especially when it's redundant. Plus some of the pieces just didn't make sense and seemed so unbelievable.

A true five star read

This book got me hooked right away. It kept me guessing throughout. And it deserves the full five stars.

You'll never know what's coming.

Wow, what a stellar book and audio listen! I was quickly pulled into this story. I knew the differnt story lines would connect in some way and was shocked to find out the truth. I couldn't put this one down!

The narration was done extremely well.

B+ rating

I loved first half, it’s so original & had lots of twists. Ending was uneventful but a lot of the book had some great turns & different POV were fascinating!!

Great thriller, keeps you on your toes the entire time!

This was a great thriller. Once the stories of the other started to unravel. I guessed the twists. But it was still interesting nonetheless. I’d def recommend this!