No One to Trust

By: Lynette Eason

Narrated by: Meredith Mitchell

Length: 8 hrs and 59 mins

Publisher's Summary

Summer Abernathy wakes up one morning to find her husband missing, three men in her home intent on finding him, and the life she's been living based on a lie. Which Kyle Abernathy did she marry? The computer programmer she met in line at the bank? Or the one who was apparently using that image as a cover story? The search for her husband - and answers - takes Summer ever deeper into a world of organized crime, where people are used one moment and discarded the next. And with her deepest relationship of trust already shattered, Summer doesn't know who to believe. Always thrilling, Lynette Eason outdoes herself in this taut, breakneck story of lies, loyalties, and love that will have listeners up all night to discover the truth hidden in the shadows.

©2014 Lynette Eason (P)2014 Tantor

Great story; painful narration

Would you try another book from Lynette Eason and/or Meredith Mitchell?

Definitely from Eason but never from Mitchell

What did you like best about this story?

Intrigue; Christian perspective

Would you be willing to try another one of Meredith Mitchell’s performances?

Never. I have tried to listen to this book three times. I enjoy the story but her narration is so grating that I just can't make it through the book.

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

Yes

Any additional comments?

Such a shame that a different narrator didn't do this. I love this author but if this was my only exposure to her, I doubt I'd ever pick her books up again.

Heart-racing and lovely

This is my 2nd book by Lynette Eason, and I loved it just as much as the first. It is such a pleasure to read/hear crime novels, which I love, that are non compromising on the Word of God, and there is no profanity. Story kept me on the edge, and narrator was fantastic too. God bless you both!

Story is great but narrator is not

This is a great story but, Audible, the performance of the narrator is sometimes monotone and almost painful. Her constantly spelling out WITSEC as W-I-T-S-E-C instead of pronouncing like it is done on every tv show, movie, video, etc is very distracting. I would be best if you read this great book in hard copy, paperback or Kindle version rather than listening to the Audible version.

Good title.

This was a new author for me to buy. I was glad there was not the cussing in it that some other mysteries have. There was not a lot of new stuff in it, but the wife who had been lied against so many times reacted the way I would have. So many young people today do not have the character of the older generation. Honesty matters.

good yarn, looking forward to more but ..

☆☆Story: Excellent. Great character development and a fun plot. Looking forward to more in this series.

☆☆Narrator: Meredith Mitchell does great voices and inflections, BUT someone *needs* to tell her that when a noun begins with a vowel the E in THE before it is long. Please.
Thē office. Thē envelope.
PLEASE!

Really good

This is good, clean, no bad language suspense. The story was really good. It's the kind I can listen to going down the road and not feel sleepy.

Story of Forgiveness

The story held my attention well however it felt far fetched at times. How much can one couple really go through? It was like a TV action movie with a Hallmark ending.

Best book by this author<br />

this is the best book by this author that I have read so far. It was a little squishy and I got a little bit frustrated by the main character - summer I can but after awhile it was pretty good.

Edge of your seat

I love Ms. Eason's books. Many Christian thrillers aren't as fiilled with such drama.

Painful to listen to

I made it half way through (which wasn't easy) hoping it would get better. The female character has things happening to her that would leave an average person incapable of even tying their own shoes, yet she just makes sarcastic comments and seems mildly annoyed. An occasional reference to God and faith, but certainly not a Christian book. The story reads as if a 15 year old wrote it. And to top off, narration is horrible.