The Undoing

Hunted, Book 3

De: Donna Collins

Narrado por: Andy Stevenson

Roman’s past finally catches up with him, and he has no choice but to battle his demons and put all his faith in Eliza to save him from an eternity of torture and humiliation.

But the clock is ticking for Eliza, and when she realizes she has to revisit her own past to find the answers she needs, a game of cat and mouse commences that takes her to places darker than she could ever imagine.

©2018 Donna Collins (P)2021 Andy Stevenson

Action packed

A great story and ending to this series. Lots of action and twists thoughout the book very entertaining.

Great story

I really loved this trilogy. I enjoyed the action, the romance, the supernatural element, the characters that I followed from the beginning, and the new characters that were introduced in this story. This story brings everything from the past together and follows an epic adventure to finish the story. It was thrilling and exciting. The performance was entertaining, passionate and very well presented. I received this book for free at my request and I left this objective review voluntarily.

the Undoing is a great book

I loved how this book flowed it captured my attention and would not let go! The Undoing left me satisfied as well as excited for more!! great book.

Intense, Heart stopping and Action Packed

The Undoing is one intense book that is full of heart pounding action and I was hooked from page one. The storyline is well written and researched with well developed characters. I am hooked on this series from book one it definitely comes highly recommended by me. The characters are fun and intense and with the narrative of Andy Stevenson they pop to life right out of the book. Do not miss this book or series it will keep you on the edge of your seat wanting more.

hold on tight and don't forget to breathe

It was unbelievable that James (Eliza's dad) had the audacity to continue his vileness and lies. The good thing I loved was the sheriff meeting James. lol. Evil against evil. I felt so many lows and despair and so few highs to rejoice about as I listened to this. I feared evil would win. I felt some vindication with the ending, but it seemed like there could be more to come. I'm the type of reader that likes everything spelled out and nothing left to chance. This series was one heck of a wild ride. A very emotional journey. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job bringing the characters and story to life.

I really liked this series

I was given this book for free from audiobook boom and asked to leave an unbiased review for the author and narrator. I enjoyed this series, it’s a great premise for a story. Some people will probably say it has a lot of Christian overtones, but I would not agree with those statements. Its based on a theory that Christianity desperately hides, that Jesus was an actual man and had children. I thought there was enough explanation to bolster the supernatural aspects of the story and I found it very entertaining. I would have definitely used a credit on each book and would recommend this series. Of course book 3 leaves an ending for the possibility of another book, but unlike a lot of series you actually get closure at the end of the book which I liked. Books 2 and 3 don’t stand on their own, so you need to listen to them in order. There not written so that you can just listen to 2 or 3 and not 1 and you need to go in order. I thought the narrator was great for this story. Andy Stevenson continues to get better with every book of his that I listen to. He uses inflections and changes his voice for the different characters unlike a lot of narrators I’ve listened to so its entertaining rather than just some reading a book to you. I believe he also produced these books himself and I thought he did a great job. There are parts where you hear 2 characters speaking together or the voices echo because they are in a well and he made it actually sound like the characters were speaking inside of a well. Good job Andy.