Abducted

Lizzy Gardner, Book 1

By: T. R. Ragan

Narrated by: Kate Rudd

Escaping from a madman should have been the end of her nightmare. Instead it was only the beginning....

Lizzy Gardner was just 17 when she was kidnapped by the psychopath known as Spiderman, a serial killer terrorizing her California hometown. Imprisoned and tormented for months, Lizzy narrowly escaped with her life and Spiderman vanished without a trace. But if she thought he would forget her, she was dead wrong.

Fourteen years later, Lizzy is a successful private investigator and self-defense instructor. Wracked with guilt over being the only victim to survive, she's devoted her life to helping others protect themselves from the horrors she endured. But a single phone call brings the terror of the past crashing back. Spiderman has returned and this time, he has no intention of letting Lizzy go. So begins a chilling game of cat-and-mouse, a terrifying, heart-pounding hunt for vengeance that only one will survive.

©2012 T. R. Ragan (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Scary opening<br />

This story scared me so bad in the beginning that I had to put it down for a day. There are compelling scenes throughout the story and a few interesting twists. The only thing I disliked was the robotic cadence of the narrator.

Struggling Narrator

I was looking for a new series but I don't know if I'll be back for book 2. I made it past the gore with ease but story line was a little weak. I think I'm just looking for something more involved with smart people. I'm not really interested in a woman that has police at her disposal but still runs off alone and get caught by the bad guy.
The narrator was just awful. I understand she reading a book but the over annunciation was just too much. I almost stopped listening after two hours because I was so annoyed with the the narrator clipping words.

Okay but too many characters and subplots

Too many characters who pondered their screwy parents and lousy childhoods. We even get to sit in on therapy sessions for crying out loud!Too much backstory which stifled the suspense and padded the pages.

very good plot about a serial killer.

loved it. Couldn't put it down. Great plot, good ending, women heroes. Awesome Author and speaker

Easily predictable.

The intertwining of all the characters was obvious. There weren’t any surprises and there was no suspense. I finished listening in hope that there would be a surprise or two coming. But there weren’t.
It’s an ok listen if you have time to kill but I wouldn’t recommend it in good conscience. I was hoping for more.