Fear No Truth

By: LynDee Walker

Narrated by: Cris Dukehart

Length: 8 hrs and 56 mins

Publisher's summary

A Riveting New Crime Thriller Series from Award-Winning Journalist and Best-selling Thriller Author Lyndee Walker

Tenley Andre is the poster child for the perfect life: Gorgeous. Brilliant. Champion athlete.

Until her body is found on the drought-ravaged shores of Lake Travis one sunny April morning, igniting a firestorm of shock and speculation in one of Texas’ most affluent communities. How did a young woman with everything to live for meet such a tragic end?

Texas Ranger Faith McClellan doesn’t buy the easy verdict of another privileged, pressured teen suicide. No one else wants to look beyond it.

But when Faith connects the intricate web of lies surrounding Tenley and her family to a separate unsolved murder, she uncovers shocking se-crets. The insidious truths at the heart of this case are darker and more dangerous than she ever imagined.

Now, Faith must unmask the evil lurking in Austin’s most sacred institu-tions before another life is lost. But these secrets could destroy the care-fully curated reputations of those in powerful circles.

And they will do anything to stop her.

Praise for Fear No Truth:

“LynDee Walker weaves a tight, wonderfully-complex plot with Fear No Truth, and Texas Ranger Faith McClellan is a capable, shining heroine you’ll love to root for.” (Jeff Carson, nationally best-selling author of the David Wolf series)

"Terrific. Surprisingly edgy and with a twist around every corner, the skilled and talented LynDee Walker sets the listener on an unstoppable ride. Authentic, witty, and compelling - I could not put it down." (Hank Phillippi Ryan, nationally best-selling author of Trust Me)

©2018 LynDee Walker (P)2019 Severn River Publishing

Not very dynamic

A simplistic story and somewhat entertaining. I guessed who “done it” when the character was first introduced though the “how” was revealed later.

Probably Just Me

I struggled with this one but I'm sure it was just me, unfocused since the holidays just ended. Normally, I'm sucked into a LynDee Walker book but my attention often wandered. Regardless, the writing was great. I will listen to this again when I'm in a different mindset.

A fantastic heartfelt beginning for a great heroin

As soon as I began listening this book I got sucked in. The characters are extremely 3-dimensional. I felt like I was stepping into a real world story, where the people and places all had a past and feelings and motivations all their own. You can tell that each character was coming from somewhere and going somewhere. Not just the main characters but all the background elements as well. The mystery is intense but very thoughtful and thought-provoking. Also it is written with so much heart that at times it made me almost tear up. the narration was as heartfelt and emotive as the plot itself. A great listen!

Thriller

I loved this book. I like the main characters, the plot, and the colorful descriptions.

it's a start

there was a lot going on in this book and I'll attribute that to it being the start of the series. I would have liked more on the MC back story than just the occasional snippets. I'm certain it will happen in future books. I felt the first half was slow and almost gave up. I honestly stayed with it because I like Cris Dukehart's narration.

A lot of set up for 1st book in series

Good book, though had me rewinding often to remember back stories and who was who.

Interesting start!

I enjoyed the first book in this series and plan to read all others. The author keeps me guessing until the end.

On the edge all the way

One of the books that will keep you guessing and engaged and stunned.. ALL of the way!

Overall, I like LynDee's books

The books are far from rocket science, which makes them easy to follow without a whole host of characters and turns. They're fun to listen to and they keep my attention. But LynDee has a few phrases and writing habits that she overuses. Try counting the eye rolls. They get into the double digit in all her books. And she overloads on long drawn out cutesy phrases ("as nervous as a cat with a long tail in a room full of rocking chairs" types of cutesy phrases). She also takes a few liberties on police procedure, as if she's never watched any of the CSI or detective programs on tv. In what universe does a Texas Ranger on vacation just show up to a crime scene uninvited, take evidence that hasn't been photographed and logged and use it to pursue the case? Or invite the mother of the dead girl to the office of one of the detectives so she can tell her that her daughter's dead? Pretty sure that would be the actual detective's job.

As I said, not rocket science. And easy to follow. And interesting without straining your brain. But her editor isn't her friend.

Great story with dark lines

Fair warning, this story gets really dark towards the end. As expected from this type of book but I didn't really see it coming at the beginning or at all until the end part. When that part is revealed... Well it did make me pretty sick feeling. But - I love faith and the story of her and her family and really look forward to her next stories. I sort of like the Graham angle, but why make him have a casual girl on the side? I'm not impressed with that, he clearly likes Faith back and it feels pointless. I hate that men always have something going on!! Why! Can't she have a guy on the side? Stop stereotyping.