The House Without a Key

De: Marin Montgomery

Narrado por: Charles Constant, Hillary Huber, Neva Navarre

When 17-year-old Maddy Pruitt vanishes from her sleepy town, word on the street is that she ran away. The daughter of an abusive alcoholic with a quick temper, she had every reason to leave in search of something better, and everyone who knew Maddy knew the type of company she kept wasn't always ideal.

But when a second 17-year-old girl from a local, affluent family turns up missing shortly after Maddy's disappearance, the circumstances become suspicious. Even though the girls are perfect strangers from opposite sides of town, attended separate schools, and traveled in different social circles, it turns out they have more in common than anyone could have imagined.

With the clock ticking, those closest to the girls lead a frantic search, uncovering secrets, lies, and a web of deceit that might have the girls paying an ultimate price...if they don't find them in time.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Marin Montgomery (P)2020 Tantor

Really liked the book.

I really liked the book it kept my attention from beginning to end. Was not really excepting the twist

Implausible

The plot was twisty but implausible. It was entertaining at best and juvenile at worst. I will not listen to another book by Neva Navarro in the future. I couldn’t stand hearing “bed”, “breath” and “chest” pronouced as “bad”, “brath” and “chast”. The pronunciation became irritating very quickly. The other two readers were fine.

Entertaining but not surprising…

Caught and kept my attention however I feel like it was rushed, especially toward the last two hours. I remember thinking “they are going to tie this up that quickly?!” And was disappointed with the outcome.

Interesting plot

I was fascinated by how much the author put in the mind of each character. Well done

good read

overall very good book. well written my only complaint was it felt like a big build up but not a shocking ending.

Awareness of human trafficking

Wonderfully written, a book to share with my 17 year old daughter to bring awareness. It’s realistic without being to gruesome.

Definitely Enjoyable.

Decent storyline and characters you can care about. It got a little jumbled for me toward the end but it wraps up nicely and all is explained.

Kept my interest

Great story, kept me interested the whole time, though the end was too complicated the way everything was tied in.

Decent

I really enjoyed the plot. I wish there was more substance, felt like it could have been even better. Would be a four star, but wasn't too thrilled with the narrators.

WARNING : Graphic violence and extreme situations

Wow! I had a difficult time with this one. The descriptions are extremely vivid which makes the graphic violence and horrifying situations even more cringe worthy. Numerous times I had to stop, walk away, and then I would think about how and if I wanted to finish this book. Trigger points - human trafficking, sexual violence, physical abuse