The Girl in the Cold

A Riveting Kidnapping Mystery Boxset

De: Robert J. Walker, James Hunt, J.S. Donovan

Narrado por: Cheryl May, Ramona Master, Keli Douglass

A retired detective. A 30-year-old cold case. A kidnapper with nothing to lose.

When a middle-aged man returns to a small town claiming to be a teenager abducted by a cult 30 years prior, a former detective steps out of retirement to uncover the truth. But picking at old wounds tends to make them bleed.

The Vanishing of the Georgia Rose

After a scholarly 14-year-old girl vanishes on Halloween night, uncompromising yet isolated private investigator Arden Briar dives deep into the Georgia underground to find the victim. Faced with overwhelming odds, Arden enlists the help of the victim’s damaged father, a veteran with a short fuse. Will Arden’s temporary alliance be the solution to her problem or her downfall?

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Riveting!

Held my attention throughout!

All of the narrators were excellent and brought the characters to life.

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

THE GIRL IN THE COLD BOXSET

This is an excellent Boxset. There is several books on this boxset. The Cabin. The vanishing of Georgia Rose one and Two. And Deadly Webs Books 0 , 1, and 2. I liked them all. Ive listened to some of them before but enjoyed hearing them again. Some of the things is out of my normal genre. But there is some really good detective work in them. The narrating is excellent in all these books. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you.

Excellent narration

I really loved this audio book with good narration and recommend it to anyone who loves mystery and suspense!

Good Listen

I was given this book for free.

This is a good listen, and the narration is fine as well.

I don't know how to rate this... (no spoilers)

This "set" is the 1st book to several different series.

The last narrator ends every sentence with a raised tone which makes EVERYTHIN sound like a question; making me thoroughly confused and frustrated. And I am unable to finish it.

Individually the author had my attention, but calling this a set without clarification that it's not an entire series causes me to feel like I've wasted a lot of time. It's a no for me.