Dead Code

A Trisha Carson Mystery

By: Glenda Carroll

Narrated by: Oona Maya

Amateur sleuth Trisha Carson is being watched. By a laptop that tracks her online life. By a blue-eyed athlete who guides her through an open water swim. And by Frida, her smart refrigerator. What are they looking for? A determined Trisha hunts down her stalkers and stumbles across a grim plan that will echo throughout the West Coast.

©2021 Glenda Carroll (P)2024 Glenda Carroll

amazing (J)

excellent narrator, very enjoyable story line, easy to understand and follow. if you like a book that gets you thinking this is it.

Riveting Mystery - a Grown Up Nancy Drew

This was a real edge of seat wild ride that kept me guessing. I love a good mystery and loved the main character’s pluck. I bought the audiobook version and really love how all the characters were brought to life, it made everything feel very real to me. I love the relationship between the two sisters. There’s a climactic scene towards the end that was really amazing- both the writing and performance. I loved the backdrop of one of my favorite cities, San Francisco, and learned a lot about open-water swimming and computer hacking! Would highly recommend!

Intriguing story

This mystery/thriller had me on the edge of my seat for most of the book. Trisha, a character I known from the first two books in this series, does not always make the wisest choices- about men or her safety, but I still really like her and was rooting for her the whole time.
This is the first time I've listened to a book by this author and I was delightfully surprised at how well the narrator's concept of the characters fit with mine.
Also really love all the San Francisco elements and that the protagonist works at the Giant's stadium.

Ooo the suspense!

This high quality mystery is loaded with vibrant and bright storytelling, lively characters and realistic dialogue. The suspense flows beautifully as the mysteries unfold.

Disappointed

Hoping to like this book as I’m an S. F. Native, and might have, if I had read instead of listened. Put off by narrator’s voice characterizations.