The Stranger

By: Kiersten Modglin

Narrated by: Saskia Maarleveld, Traci Odom, John Pirhalla

Never trust a stranger…

But late at night and trapped in the middle of nowhere during a terrible snowstorm, Tibby and Walker have no choice. With roads shutting down and cell towers out, running into each other and deciding to travel together could either be their saving grace or worst mistake.

When they’re forced to take an unexpected detour and seek refuge in a roadside motel, the storm quickly becomes the least of their worries. A disturbing discovery in the motel, the questionable actions of the mysterious owner and fellow guests, and a news report about a missing couple in the area set the scene for a terrifying night, but the worst is yet to come.

Each stranger holds a secret, but which one should be trusted?

©2024 Kiersten Modglin (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

Whodunnit…will keep you guessing

Great read. Had me guessing the whole time. Did not expect that from the ending!

Nice Twists

You can always expect some great twists from a KM book and this one has a couple of big ones! Everyone is suspect and it seems everyone is kind of shady which makes it even more fun to try and figure out who the murderer is!!

Narration was ok. Multiple narrators usually enhances the listening experience not sure it worked for this book or maybe it was who was narrating.

Surprising ending

A good story with a surprising ending. Told through three perspectives on dual timelines, Kiersten Modglin kept me guessing for the entire ride. I would have liked to see more action toward the first half of the book but the second half really picked up and then tied everything together.

Good but ended to fast.

was a great book, very intriguing. I wanted to know what happened next. It was all good then bam it was all concluded in a matter of 10mins. just wish it was longer more drama but over all it was a good short story....

I never could have guessed the killer!!

I've read four Modglin books and this really is the best yet!! She had me guessing at every turn; doubting many characters, and I was engaged the entire time; the plot was so unpredictable!!