The Trap

De: Catherine Ryan Howard

Narrado por: Beau Holland, Jessica Regan, Heather O’Sullivan, Barry Fitzgerald

Brought to you by Penguin.

'You'd think they'd do something about the taxi shortage,' he says. 'Especially with the missing women.'

Stranded on a dark road in the middle of the night, a young woman accepts a lift from a passing stranger. It's the nightmare scenario that every girl is warned about, and she knows the dangers all too well - but what other choice does she have?

As they drive, she alternates between fear and relief - one moment thinking he is just a good man doing a good thing, the next convinced he's a monster. But when he delivers her safely to her destination, she realizes her fears were unfounded.

And her heart sinks. Because a monster is what she's looking for.

She'll try again tomorrow night. But will the man who took her sister take the bait?

©2023 Catherine Ryan Howard (P)2023 Penguin Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

Topical, twisty, and with a real heart stopper of a moment halfway in that'll make you turn the lights back on.

Everything a thriller should be: clever, page-tearing, devastating. Catherine Ryan Howard makes you feel for her characters so much, whether you love them or absolutely loathe them. It's impossible to stop reading - or to stop thinking about THE TRAP, long after you're done

Dark, creepy and very clever, The Trap will lure you in and keep you captive until the very last page. Catherine Ryan Howard is the Queen of the Unguessable Twist

As brain-teasing as it is gripping . . . [a] psychologically dazzling novel

The Trap is everything you want in a book - breathless pace, clever plot, addictive characters, and very pertinent social commentary on how victims are judged. Whip smart, utterly absorbing, and unputdownable

Elegant and twisty, it lingers in the memory

Dark and witty and clever. An original and highly gripping read, I couldn't turn the pages fast enough. Catherine Ryan Howard has a deliciously dark imagination and always tells a good tale.

A propulsive thriller about a sister desperately trying to find her missing sibling. Twist after twist - left me simultaneously reeling and wanting more!

Howard has a sly gift for misdirection . . . Again and again, you'll blithely follow her down the wrong path

I was absolutely blown sideways by the twist . . . A white-knuckle ride of a serial killer thriller. A corker of a read.

For those who like books without an end

I am not one of those.
The performance was excellent, though.
The plot was most interesting, but I still need an end, as childish as it might sound.

Very good!

Not quite as enjoyable as “The Nothing Man” this was nevertheless a good read. The characters were believable and interesting and the storyline didn’t lag. I left the novel feeling as if I’d like to know what happened to the characters next, which is always a good sign.