Alice Anonymous

By: Sophie Davis

Narrated by: Jeanie Talbot

Length: 7 hrs and 49 mins

Publisher's summary

Alice lives under the radar in a small town where nothing ever happens. And that's how she likes it. But her quiet life is upended when Trey Hensley transfers to the elite Mansfield Prep boarding school nearby. Trey's arrival brings the paparazzi and a whole lot of chaos.

"Only the target survives."

A single moment changes everything for Alice. After witnessing a failed abduction of Trey, she's suddenly on the run with a virtual stranger. Trey is handsome and charming, but she's read enough of the tabloids to know he's a bad idea. Without knowing who ordered the kidnapping, the pair is thrust into a twisted race between the truth and survival.

©2018- Sophie Davis (P)2018 Sophie Davis

Mesmerizing

This is so good. It is fast paced and well thought out. I really enjoyed all the plot twists and turns. Who is the real Alice. Journey to discover who and where Alice comes from. Watch her relationship with Trey develop and see where that takes them. The narrator did a really great job. This is easy to listen to and riveting.

What a face paced book!!

This book was very fast paced! Keeps your attention and has you asking a lot of questions! I’d love to hear more on this world for sure!!

Fascinating Quick Read

Alice Anonymous is a fast paced quick read edge of your seat thrill ride that will captivate you from start to finish and stay with you long after you stop reading. The characters are in depth and relatable and I quickly became invested in their story. There are alot of secrets and questions but the author reveals enough answers to not leave you frustrated but defintely wanting more. The narrator does a great job bringing the story and characters to life. I look forward to more in this series and from this author.

Very good

So good I really enjoyed this book it had an interesting and entertaining story

great sci fi read

I received this book for free for a honest review.  I loved the characters and storyline.  it flowed very well and held together.  The narrator did an excellent job of bringing the characters to life.  reccomend

Could not stop listening

This was a very fast pace thrilling novel to listen too! I don’t listen to a lot of spy/thriller type novels so this was entertaining. I just wanted to know what happens! This is a prequel/stand along novel to Sophie Davis Blind Barriers series. I haven’t read the Blind Barriers series yet but I assume this leads right into that story line.

Alice is a strong female lead. I enjoyed listening to her journey and her ability to survive. The romance between Alice and Trey is cute. It’s clean YA.there is a lot of action that happens and I do enjoy that the characters act more maturely. They weren’t annoying teenagers going right into danger. Things were well calculated and thought out.

The narration was done so well by Sarah Puckett. I really enjoyed the voice she lent to the female characters and for Trey. I did get a bit annoyed by the male side characters. They sounded very nasally and high pitched.... but you don’t really hear that much from them. Also, I will mention I listed at 1.5 speed.

Overall, I would definitely recommend giving this book a listen if you are into the thriller type novels. This one is not as complex as others but it was still entertaining.

Amazing listen!

The narrator was phenomenal! You could tell the different characters, and was very clear on pronunciation. The book was well written and kept me at the edge of my seat wanting to continue to hear the story, well worth the time, and can’t wait to hear the next book if there is one.

GREAT Book!!

Loved this book,

What excitement, thrilling, page turning, surprises around every corner.

I Loved following Alice and Trey through their wild Adventure.

Fast paced and full of suspense

Alice Anonymous is a well written triller that is hard to stop listening! Once you start you really only want to keep knowing what happens next

Fast paced and interesting story

The story picked up pretty quickly, not taking a ton of time to set things up, instead doing that as things moved along. Pretty good misdirection in the beginning opens up a nice mystery at a later point. I was definitely pulled into the story and was investing in how it would play out. The narration was a bit robotic in tone, and I’m not sure if that was intentional, but I found it distracting at times, and it pulled me out of the story, which can be frustrating. But overall I really enjoyed the book, and I liked how it tied into the Blind Barriers trilogy at the end, something I was hoping they would do.

I received this audiobook free in exchange for my honest and fair review.