Exit Strategy

De: Sara Driscoll

Narrado por: Meghan Kelly

After her mother’s death during a bank robbery when she was a child, Gemma Capello grew up to become one of the NYPD’s elite hostage negotiators. In a family of cops, there’s rarely a day when a Capello isn’t facing down some form of threat. Still, despite their unpredictable schedules, they always find time for their annual family summer picnic. But this year, a sudden phone call changes everything.

A heavily armed gunman has taken hostages at City Hall. Gemma races downtown to join the rest of the Hostage Negotiation Team as they scramble to identify the captives - fearing the mayor may be among them. But as they scramble for answers and struggle to gain control of the circumstances, it becomes clear that the mayor is at the center of it all, just not in the way they initially believed.

With several lives on the line and a criminal who always seems to be one step ahead, Gemma is the only one able to connect with the suspect. Soon, she finds herself engaging in a battle of wits while enduring a battle of egos in the command center. With time running out and a mastermind who has proven he’ll do whatever it takes to get what he wants, Gemma risks it all - her career and her life - in a last-ditch effort to save the hostages. Now, she needs to figure out how to save herself....

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Bravery in the face of danger

I enjoyed listening to this book for several reasons. The main character, Gemma was my favorite in that she was strong, intelligent, intuitive and brave. The story was realistic and unpredictable at times so it made it more interesting for me.
The narrator was not as talented as I would like to have seen for lack of inflection and emotion, but overall worth the listen.
Mild language.
I would recommend this book.

I like the storybut the narrator leaves a lot to be desired

disliked the narrator little inflection between charactersand differ the characters. sort of monotonous.. I expect more fro, a narrator I will make sure any future books ate not done by this person.

Great realistic story

At first I had a little trouble with the portrayal of the male voices. But she read well and I could understand everything. And she did make each speaker in the conversation sound different which is important to following the story.
I’m not an officer but it seems like the story would be like it is, for real police. Well written and easy to follow. Kept me invested in the outcome.

Needs a different narrator

Interesting story that kept moving. The narrator was sub-par. Minimal voice changes and then monotone delivery in places. I'm willing to listen to another episode, but hopefully there's a different narrator.

Great story

Enjoyed a view of the people working through a very tense encounter. A real insight to how things work.

Read it, skip the narrated version

I love Sara Driscoll’s books and have listened to most of them on Audible. This one is an interesting story, but the narration is awful! This would have been better if it had been narrated by a male narrator: the characters are mostly male and Meghan Kelly cannot do male voices! I will finish it, but it is a painful listen,