It Ends With Her

By: Brianna Labuskes

Narrated by: Lauren Ezzo

Length: 10 hrs and 16 mins

Publisher's summary

An Amazon Charts bestseller.

He started the game. She’ll end it.

FBI special agent Clarke Sinclair doesn’t give up easily. She’s spent years tracking serial killer Simon Cross, forced to follow his twisted clues and photographs across the country. Clarke knows that Cross selects only redheaded women and that he doesn’t target another victim until Clarke discovers the previous one.

He’s never broken pattern...until now.

A girl has already gone missing in upstate New York when a second one is kidnapped - a blonde. The killer’s MO has changed, sending Clarke back to the drawing board. The closer she gets to the truth, the deeper she’s drawn into an inescapable trap made just for Clarke. Whatever Cross’s ultimate game is, it ends with her.

©2018 Brianna Labuskes (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved

Just okay

This was an okay story. It was pretty predictable, but it was fast paced which I enjoyed. I don't typically read books with the detective/cop character, and this book reminded me why.

Overall decent I guess.

Keep me hooked throughout, Loved it!

Great storyline, characters, & narration. I was intrigued the entire time & would definitely recommend this book! I Loved it!!!

Gripping story line

A lot of twist and turns in the story line. A real.shocker.towards the end.

Emo detective

Cat lover warning—Mr. Serial Killer Brilliant Master Mind kills a cat early on in the story….This is a case of an emotionally fragile, woman-child FBI agent with a fixation her mentor. There is something painful about a story of a child in an adult’s body. As the story moves forward Clark is bruised emotionally as if she lacks an adult’s fully formed psyche for protection. The story is a little hard to follow as the narration shifts back and forth from her internal struggle to the external struggle. The internal one breaks down…it didn’t work for me and I was rolling my eyes at was supposedly the worst moment. Clark needs serious psychotherapy but I know she won’t get it—that’s clearly part of the concept here. It’s a story about abused women under the the rule of men. What isn’t convincing is why these guys have so much power over them when they are so hum drum themselves. It’s really infuriating to watch the men abuse them and them just act like dogs and come back for more.

A Great Thriller

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The storyline was good and the characters were enveloping. I did find that it jumped around from past to present quite a bit without clarity and sometimes I got lost. It was easy to get back on track.

Pretty darn good murder mystery

I really enjoyed the story. The ending was a little disappointing for me but I think that was more because I was left wanting more. Would not have minded this turning into multiple books. While I found some of it predictable, I chalk that up to devouring way too many mysteries in a variety of mediums rather than the author's writing. Speaking of which, I did find enjoyable. I think I would have preferred to read this story instead of listening to it only for the fact that time and narrators switch around and sometimes I'd forget where I was if I didn't end on a chapter.

Overall a great story.

Excellent from beginning to the surprising ending

The ending blew me away. Listen to this thriller & get ready for enjoyment. outstanding

muh

struggle to finish but I didn't exactly see the punch line and the ending was stupid

Great!

Finished in less then a day. I loved the pace, and the whole story about Clark. I may have teared up little at the end, but no spoilers!

narration can make or brake a audible book.

Woman's narration of men was off. To bad as I normally like this author.
Disappointed.