The Girl in Kellers Way

De: Megan Goldin

Narrado por: Anthea Greco, Susan Godfrey

When a body is found buried near the desolate forest road of Kellers Way, Detective Melanie Carter must identify the victim if she is to have any chance of finding the killer. That's no easy task with fragmentary evidence from a crime committed years earlier and a conspiracy of silence from anyone who might have information.

The one person who may be able to help is Julie West. In a troubled marriage, Julie often jogs along Kellers Way to clear her mind and escape the confines of her suffocating suburban life. Until one day, something happens there that shakes Julie to the core, making her question everything she ever believed about her life, her marriage and even her sanity . . .

'Domestic noir at its best, this work of fiction will leave your heart pounding days after the final pages are finished'. New Idea

Could have been told in half the time.

Not a bad story, just stretched out. The narrator was enjoyable except as the child... like nails on a chalkboard.

Intense. I was glued from the beginning to end.

This was hands down the easiest way to make a 12 hour drive. I was intensively listening my entire drive, and it made it go by so fast.

Another Excellent Goldin Novel

I previously enjoyed The Night Swim and The Escape Room. I found this book equally as good. It kept me guessing all the way to the ebd. I look forward to reading another book by the author.

The book is 99% American English, but a few Australian English phrases slipped through editing. it was like an Easter egg hunt trying to find them.

Loved this book, great author!

Loved the book and love this author!!! Book kept me guessing until the very end! The narration was not good. The pronunciation of some of the words was almost ridiculous. Saying draw instead of drawer and capSHule instead of capSule, just for a few examples, kind of drove me crazy. Tone and inflection and those things were great, but pronunciations were a big miss for me.

Captivated Listener

What a story. This story stayed with me like the Escape Room did after I finished it. The two narrators were fantastic! Anthea and Susan had excellent dictation, tone and reading pacing. The only thing I would have like would have been a more concise ending. The story ending left me with questions; Did the detective Mel believe Julie after her final conversation? Did she trust her instincts that Julie's husband may have gotten away with the perfect murder and attempt to investigate the truth? Aside from the lingering questions I had when I finished the book. The story is still very very good, entertaining and keeps you on your toes with the twists and revelations as Julie works to solve the missing pieces of her memory, the car accident and "you're not safe" comment said her after she witnesses a car crash.