Ep. 8: This Ends Here

De: Anthony Del Col, Cassandra Bond, JP Conway, James Davies, Steve Alexander, Phillip Bretherton, Daniel Collard

[Contains explicit content] In the thrilling finale of Melissa Lopez's podcast, the truth of Anna Winslow's mysterious death is finally revealed. Melissa's investigation comes to a dramatic conclusion as she confronts those involved, but with no hard evidence, will those she believes to be guilty avoid justice?

And is the truth worth revealing, when her own life is at risk? Melissa believes so. But if that truth were to haunt us all, is it a truth we want to hear?

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Fiction

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This story can capture you

I loved it. This is the first time I have EVER listening to this type of format, podcast, and it was well worth my time. The story told reals you in and then flips when you think you have it all figured out. I highly recommend this Podcaster

i was hooked from the beginning

im not sure if this is a true story or just a little thriller to make us think. But great job on that.

Addictive and Different

I’m writing this review for the series not per episode because seriously, who has time for that? I listened to this series because I ran out of credits and had some time to kill on a plane ride. I listened to the entire thing! The story is so interesting and well done! I don’t want to give any spoilers but if you like true crime you’ll really like this, it was completely believable! The only criticism I have is that I’d like to know a bit more about the company doing the futuristic implants. I was left wondering if the story ended on a note of psychological thriller or supernatural findings. Here I am 2 days later still thinking about it!

Great story, sort of bland ending

I thought it was great, but the ending felt like a miss. would recommend though

Interesting end of the series

The end of this series kind of reminds me of something that you would see from "Scooby Doo" in that the main character spends almost the entire time explaining out everything while the two people actively deny every piece of proof. I think it was actually a pretty good series in all, just takes a little bit of time for it to get going.

Bad Acting, Fun Mystery

This is not a book to read if you are looking for amazing writing and excellent acting. The story has a lot of plot holes and the dialogue is contrived. All of the acting is horrible, over-acted and not at all believable. However, like a trashy TV show, it sucked me in. Around episode 4 or 5 the mystery starts heating up and I couldn’t help but stick around to find out the ending. I am not a fan of cliffhanger endings, but I was mostly satisfied at the end. Don’t expect too much and this book is a fun, relatively quick listen akin to a guilty pleasure true crime show.

it was a very good read

this was a very good book, I didn't want to put it down. My kids were even trying to figure out who did the murders

Okay

Hard to make sense of. I listened to it all but the timeline was out of sync.

Worth a shot

Ok, so I read the series over view and immediately thought, this is MY kind of story. I will say that every episode leading up to the finale was great. The performances and story developed as well as it could. The downfall for me came in the last episode. While I won't spoil the outcome, I will say it was not good; simply put. I had a very hard time following the "theory" surrounding the death of Anna and didn't walk away feeling completely confident in what was presented. To add to my stress, lol, there was another twist that occurred which made me think...what in the heck is going on here? And commentary in the last few minutes that I guess "brought" it all together, but left me with even more questions. Maybe another podcast is coming? I'd listen just because I'm committed to closure on this title. I say this to say, listen to it. It's enjoyable, took me less than a day (driving in LA traffic does that).