The Ivy Nash Thrillers Books 1-3 (Ivy Nash Thrillers Box Set Book 1)

By: John W. Mefford

Narrated by: Julia Farmer

A woman whose past horrors won't sleep. Three thrillers that will stay with you forever.

If you enjoy bone-chilling novels filled with mind-bending twists, then download the first Ivy Nash box set now. Discover why fans of Harlan Coben, Karin Slaughter, T.R. Ragan, Rachel Abbott, Jeff Menapace, Ania Ahlborn, Jo Nesbo, Lisa Jewell, and Tana French are leaving rave reviews.

Thrills. Chills. Mystery. Suspense. And action. Get it all in this first Ivy Nash box set.

©2017, 2018 John W. Mefford (P)2018 John W. Mefford

Wonderful and worth the credit

I love these boxed sets! It was fun to watch Ivy move from chapter to chapter. Suspense and fantasy takes you out of your own thinking. Throughly enjoyable. The narrators voice was calming.

keep you on the edge of you seat

this book kept you guessing and the plot twists were outstanding! the narrator was perfect!

Enjoyed this book

Good read! I enjoyed the real life issues presented and the variety of characters introduced. A bit more graphic than most book, thats what makes this writer interesting and unique.

IVY NASH

This is a Three Book Box Set. Ivy is working with kids. Kids with problems. The boxset makes it good because you need to listen to them in order. And you get three books for the price of one is a bonus. I listened to this because of the author's Alex Stout series. This is a little different. There is good storylines. There is some rough things happening. It gives you a look into what really happens to some people thats in situations like these. Julia Farmer does a good job narrating this book. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you.

Is this YA?

I am less than half way through & thinking of returning this. I’m not sure if it’s because I’m an adult and this might be written for younger people? If I knew that for sure, I would say it was pretty good if I had no life experience. But having life experience, this is not mature, or well thought out writing. The life lessons are very basic, right down to “stay in school”. Yet the inexperienced teen girls are able to inexplicably escape certain death. The author has promise, but as a series (if Ivy survives) it’s better for Young Adults.