Let Her Go

Lillian Dove Mystery

By: D. J. Adamson

Narrated by: Jan Kennedy

Length: 6 hrs and 56 mins

Publisher's Summary

Murder.

Betrayal.

Love Gone Wrong.

Let Her Go digs deep into the Conrad family tragedy, ending in murder and the teenage daughter missing. Reluctantly involved again in a police investigation, Lillian Dove believes the daughter holds the key to unlocking who killed the girl’s mother.

It’s the worse artic freeze in Frytown’s history. Human frailties twist and snarl into mistaken love and murderous hate. Can Lillian find the daughter before it’s too late?

Can Jacque Leveque, detective of major crimes, drop his antagonism toward Lillian? Are both Lillian and Leveque, along with those around them, capable of letting go to right the wrongs done?

2018 Mystery and Mayhem Award Winner, D. J. Adamson wins again in this novel taking the listener on a wild ride of twisting clues, emotional dips - and a surprise ending.

©2018 D. J. Adamson (P)2019 D. J. Adamson

Enjoyed.

I like the author’s way of writing, and this had good narration
Well done, and will hope to listen to more.
Given audio for my voluntary review

Great Cozy Mystery

Well-written, with twists and turns to hold your attention throughout.

Jan Kennedy did a good job narrating.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Great Read

Let Her Go (Lillian Dove #3) was a great read by D.J. Adamson. Lillian comes across a family tragedy that ended in a murdered mother and the teenage daughter missing. She then realizes that the daughter holds the key to who murdered the mother. She couldn't understand why the police thought Dr. Conrad murdered his wife. I really enjoyed reading Lillian's story and can't wait to read more by the author.

A Murder Mystery With a Heavy Dose of Family Drama

The whole thing started when Lillian happened to drive past a man on his front lawn covered in blood on her way to track down her stolen Christmas tree ... and that's just about the least bizarre thing that happens in this one. Don't let me put you off on the story. It's actually a good one - well told and well read. It's just one of the most twisted and convoluted mysteries I've seen in a long time.
Liberally salted through the whole thing is the Lillian's back story and her difficult history with her now aging mother.
It's a pre-Christmas roller coaster that's well worth the read.

Entertaining

Let Her Go is entertaining but I found Lillian annoying with her constant attacks against Detective Leveque. Her immature behavior almost ruined the book. However, I was able to overlook it and enjoy the book.

Lillian is at it again

LET HER GO
D. J. Adamson

Lillian Dove is back getting in the middle of police investigations. Christmas is coming soon, and Lillian seems to be experiencing her own A Christmas Carol. Will memories and present happenings blend to solve the murder and missing girl cases, and who is after her mom.? This is part mystery, police procedural, a bit cozy, humorous, and romance. Throw in a cat and you have the full deal.

I hope there will be more of these novels.




The narration was well done. The characters were well portrayed.



I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Good

I was given this free review copy at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Story well written and great narration.

Let her Go

I didn't mind the book at the beginning even if it did start of slow but once it progressed I found Lillian really annoying. There were times I honestly felt like slapping her. She acted like a teen the way she behaved with Detective Leveque. Who does she think she is!
I must admit it put me of reading any more books in this series. I hate it when sleuths who have no background in solving mysteries (except for one) believe they know better. If this was a cozy mystery I could understand but it is not.
Not for me but others might like it.