The Survivors Club

De: Lisa Gardner

Narrado por: Anna Fields

Best-selling author Lisa Gardner's storytelling powers sweep to an electrifying new level in her second riveting book. The Survivors Club will cement Gardner's reputation as one of the premier writers of suspense.

The rapist left an indelible mark on their lives; now three women must live with the consequences of his violent brutality. But when he's murdered on his way to trial, the police investigation takes a scorching new focus. All three women had a reason to hate him. All three wanted him dead. But which one of them murdered him? Explosively plotted and unnervingly suspenseful, The Survivors Club sizzles from beginning to end.

©2002 Lisa Baumgartner (P)2002 Books on Tape, Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Compelling...The plot barrels along with surprising new twists." (Publishers Weekly)
"Gardner expertly ties the various story lines together to create a crackerjack ending....[A] masterfully crafted thriller." (Booklist)
"A high-octane, nerve-jangling tale of suspense." (Harlan Coben, author of Gone for Good)

One of Lisa's best!

I've read or listened to most of Lisa's books. This was definitely one i couldn't down, it held my attention. Nor did I want to just fast-forward to find out the ending, the details and story were too good.

Survivors, police, victims. It’s all here!

The book caught my interest right away because of the details that make every character come alive. The plot is twisted and following it was the “joy of the chase”. I loved it.

Not my favorite

Natration did not seem to fit and inflections were not always on cue. story began slowly with lots of "dead wood".Got more interesting toward the end,thus the 3 stars.

COULD NOT STOP LISTENING

Loved this book. Kept you on the edge of your seat at all times and truly appreciated how it didn't leave any loose ends at the end. Worth a listen.

Enjoyable Story

This book was good, it kept my interest, and I would recommend it....Lisa Gardner has another book, I wrote a review on it, Say Goodby, but I made a mistake about the author, I was thinking of Nora Robert's, so if you see the mistake, I'm sorry, I couldn't find a way to edit it.....

this qas a phenomenal gripping story

This is probably one of the best stories that I have listened to it was a surprise all the way to the very end I absolutely would listen to It again

Excellent!

This is one of my favorites! Twists and turns and great development of characters. I’ve read many of Lisa Gardners books one of the best.

Great story

Never disappointed with Lisa Gardner. She has quickly become a favorite of mine. I was however less than enthusiastic with the narrator’s delivery of accents for each character in this story. It became annoying and several times I wanted to stop listening. But, the story was too good, so I “suffered” through the narration.

A clever villain

This book, about the trauma of women subjected to rape, is an odd mixture of murder mystery and soap opera. The feelings of the women, and their survival or recovery, are described in great detail. In addition there is a really intriguing plot of really horrible actions by an extremely clever villain.

Don't Believe the Ratings!

Any additional comments?

I have learned not to purchase any books rated fewer than 4 stars by Audible listeners. The Survivors Club is only the second time I have disagreed with the ratings of other listeners.

I had just listened to two other Lisa Garder books Which were really good soI thought the Surivors Club would be a no-brainer. Unfortunately,Inwas wrong.

As other listeners pointed-out, the narration was sub-par. The narrator had trouble with male voices and one in particular was portrayed so poorly that it was aggravating.

I would have still recommended the book if the story-line itself had been believable and engaging. The story ( and the writing) were so unlike the othernLisanGardner books, I had to investigate how this could be.

A it turns out, this book was released years earlier and this would explain why the quality of the story and the writing were not fully developed.

I would urge you to stay away from this book.