Desolation Point

By: Cari Hunter

Narrated by: Nicola Victoria Vincent

Length: 7 hrs and 46 mins

Publisher's Summary

"He's going to find me," Sarah whispered. "He's going to find me before you do."

One wrong step in Los Angeles leaves Alex Pascal scarred and traumatized, unable to continue the career she loves.

In England, a drunk driver shatters Sarah Kent's family.

For Sarah, leaving England to explore the North Cascades is an opportunity to regain her health and her confidence, while Alex has already abandoned LA to make the mountains her home. Drawn to the beauty and history of Desolation Peak, Sarah is hiking alone when a storm leaves her stranded. Determined to track her down, Alex heads into the wilderness, never anticipating the terrible danger she will face. Because Sarah is already running for her life, fleeing from a ruthless criminal with a mission to complete and nothing left to lose. With everything stacked against them, neither woman expects to survive, let alone fall in love. All they have to do now is find a way out.

©2013 Cari Hunter (P)2017 Bold Strokes Books Inc

Intense, but Bearable... Series... Please?

I stutter stepped in the beginning. I don't handle violation well. This thriller, thankfully, spared me from that. Instead, this is an excellently written and narrated story of two strong women strengthened further by their individual pasts, intertwined present, and future filled with hope for brightness and light.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

Great story

The focusing on the story and not on sex was good but when there was sex it was refreshingly not too detailed.
The narrator was good with the American accents but not with the British.
We enjoyed it driving through PA

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

I loved this book!

Any additional comments?

WOW! What a great listen. You will not stop once you start. Excellent story. Excellent narration. Some people will find the violence against women hard to take. But it is necessary to the plot and does not detract from the quality of the story.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

What an adventure <br />

I really enjoyed the story. It was quite an adventure. But, it's another dissapointing, no sex, story.

Usually love the narration

Sorry to say the narration was lacking. The USA English accents were just odd at best. It was difficult to tell who was “talking” and it was a poor imitation of a Southeast US accent, but the story was in California. The story wasn’t bad.

Desolate No More

Wow! Woooo weee! What a book! If you want excitement and suspense this is the book for you!! This should be a movie!! Another well written and read story!! That's all I'm saying!! A book worth reading and enjoying!! On to the next Hunter mind blowing book I go!! A must read!!

Badass women!

Thrilling story, likeable characters, grave circumstances, humor and reselience throughout. Solid narration of a very entertaining story. Listening to Tumbledown next!

Great Story With Perfect Narration!

A great story of love and survival, beautifully narrated by Nicola Victoria Vincent. Cari Hunter's writing is both tender and exciting and Nicola Victoria Vincent brings to life both the harsh environment and the array of characters, all of whom are so well defined. She is lovely to listen to and the characters are a real treat. I am happy to see that both narrator and author are doing more books together as they make a great team and long may that continue! My only slight criticism is a technical one: There is not enough space at the end of chapters before the next chapter heading but obviously this must be down to whoever produced it. The last line of each chapter is meaningful and the impact of that is significantly diminished if it rushes into the next chapter. That aside, I highly recommend this book and cant wait to listen to more. Fantastic!

Superb story teller

The story held good tension throughout. Believable tale. The winner for me was the performance of the story teller, all the accents were excellent and the passion and fear evident throughout.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

don't like the American accent Nicola narrates in

The narrators English accent keeps breaking through the American one she is narrating in making it something to listen out for rather than following the storyline.