Keep Her Safe

A Novel

De: K. A. Tucker

Narrado por: Robin Eller, Will Damron, Wendy Tremont King, Roger Casey

Making a Murderer meets Scandal in this story of police corruption, family secrets, and illicit affairs from best-selling author K.A. Tucker, celebrated for her "propulsive plot twists and searing seduction" (USA Today).

Noah Marshall has known a privileged and comfortable life thanks to his mother, the highly decorated chief of the Austin Police Department. But all that changes the night she reveals a skeleton that's been rattling in her closet for years and succumbs to the guilt of destroying an innocent family's life. Reeling with grief, Noah is forced to carry the burden of this shocking secret.

Gracie Richards wasn't born in a trailer park, but after 14 years of learning how to survive in The Hollow, it's all she knows anymore. At least here people don't care that her dad was a corrupt Austin cop, murdered in a drug deal gone wrong. Here, she and her mother are just another family struggling to survive...until a man who clearly doesn't belong shows up on her doorstep.

Despite their differences, Noah and Gracie are searching for answers to the same questions, and, together, they set out to uncover the truth about the Austin Police Department's dark and messy past. But the scandal that emerges is bigger than they bargained for, and goes far higher up than they ever imagined.

Complex, gritty, sexy, and thrilling, Keep Her Safe solidifies K.A. Tucker's reputation as one of today's most talented new voices in romantic suspense.

©2017 K. A. Tucker (P)2018 Simon & Schuster, Inc.

film it

I hope this can be a film one day. even though I was ahead of the characters at connecting the dots at times. the story Line is great and it does have some unexpected twists.

Twisted

takes a lot for a book to keep me interested in coming back and this book has all that.

**Great Story**

Loved it. Kept my attention. Surprise ending. I especially like how I wasn't able to predict the next move.

Exciting til the very end

The only thing I didn’t like about this book was the one narrator who read Abe mispronounced Abe’s wife’s name.

What a thriller

I loved the twists and turns in this novel. These kind of thrillers are my favorite with a wide cast of characters and plot twists.

Brilliantly Suspenseful

Tucker knows how to weave a mystery so tightly wound, the reader has no choice to be sucked into the vortex of following all the bread crumbs. (all of this gobbly-gook to say, holy cow, my brain is mush, but that book was awesome!)

This story is riveting. It will keep the reader interested from start to finish. I felt like a detective myself, trying to piece the mystery together, on my toes through the suspense, rooting for both Noah and Grace to come out of this adventure as unscathed as possible.

Just brilliantly written.

The narrators did a great job, however, the gentleman with the deepest voice was difficult to understand. Like he wasn't enunciating well enough, and the deep timbre didn't help him any.

Another awesome book by KA Tucker

Only a few authors have me so captivated and leave me rattled and awe strucked at the end. Every time without fail this happens with KA Tucker. I feel every emotion with the characters as if I was listening to an actual friend tell the story to me. The fantastic narration just adds that next element to make it feel so realistic.
The only problem is I wish I could have more. I would especially love a book with Kline. His story would be intriguing.

Story line

This is a book that has such a great story line. You won’t want to stop listening. 5 out of 5 for the story.

good story, but the female narrator...

The story was good. I decided to keep listening even though I physically cringed when the female narrator pronounced "enchilada" "ahn-chelada".
It's based in Texas. This is wrong.
She also said "ex-caped" instead of "escaped".
aaaaarrrrrrggggg

Great Story but...

The narrator for Grace just about KILLED this book for me. if I had to hear her say rum, instead of room, one more time... Also the narrator for Abe Wilkes was god awful. No distinction between people. Talked too low and mumbled. horrible. Aside from that, this was a great story and kept my interest.