Three for a Girl

By: Sarah A. Denzil

Narrated by: Jasmine Blackborow

Length: 8 hrs and 38 mins

Publisher's Summary

Leah thought she could sleep easy now. She was wrong. 

A production company wants to make a movie about Isabel Fielding’s life, but Leah knows this is a huge mistake. When the actress cast to play Leah is found murdered, she’s proven right in the grisliest of ways. 

It seems like a straightforward case, as the deadliest ever female serial killer escaped prison a few hours before the murder. But Leah’s son Tom is first on the scene and Seb, Leah’s boyfriend, isn’t convinced by Tom’s innocent act. Even Leah must admit she doesn’t really know her son after he disappeared for months without contact. 

Then, after Seb’s brother, Josh goes missing, tensions rise to breaking point. Seb suspects Tom is hiding his guilt, while Leah is afraid of her own demons. And all the while, they’re being watched. The Fieldings are working together again, and that means no one is safe.

Three for a Girl is the final instalment in the Isabel Fielding series. Fans will not be disappointed. As the body count rises, so does the suspense. Everyone is a suspect. No one is innocent.

©2019 Sarah Denzil (P)2020 Audible, Ltd

Just ok

I've been through all the ones in this series. This one just annoyed me. Don't know why it took me so long to realize how ridiculous the plot is.

I've never been a fan of making characters extremely flawed or with every issue possible. I mean really a whole family full of deranged sadistic killers? An uncle that's a people trafficker. Then a member of that family meets someone from another messed up family with incest and mental health issues. It just gets to be too much.

Between the main character whining and jumping to a conclusion every time that most people wouldn't. I can't like a book if it loses the ability to be believable. I lost count of how many times it made me roll my eyes.

Great finale

This one was filled with more twists and turns. I couldn’t stop listening. Worth a credit for sure!

Wanted to love it

The first book was amazing! The second book, I started to feel like the characters were getting weaker but I pushed through it. They were just strong enough, and the story was strong enough for me to purchase the third book. I hate what the author did with the main character. She became so weak and fragile through the entire third book, I had to make myself listen to all of it. The other characters became weak as well. It was really almost unreal and not believable. I have never left a negative review but I feel I had to on this one. The series started strong but I wish I had skipped it entirely.

Entertaining

Enjoyed all three of this series!! Kept me interested until the end. I recommend it.

Love Sarah Denzil!

I loved this series. I have listened to most of Sarah’s books… one credit at a time.
This series does not disappoint!!

terrifying

this book scared me to my core. denzil made you feel everything. wow. i really enjoyed this book.

Very disappointing

The first 2 books of this 3 book series were good. 1st one great, 2nd one good. 3 rd one was awful. Too gruesome too unbelievable. Just too much.

What a disaster after series’ Books 1 and 2

Such a disappointment after the first two in this series! So ridiculously predictable, boring and slow. This one just didn’t have the precision and suspense as the first two. Jumping from too many ludicrous subplots and an abundance of unneeded characters, it made this a convoluted mess. Ugh! What a catastrophe. Even narrator Jasmine Blackborow couldn’t save this one. I’m still confused, probably because I don’t care…. With two more hours to go, it’s time to jump to the last chapter and/or Google “Three for a Girl.” I paid $11+ and did not use a treasured credit. I don’t return books I pay for.

Three for a Girl

This is a great series to read, The plot never gets old and all three books are definitely worth the read.

Three Books in and No One is Any Smarter

Having finished the series, I realize that I allowed to much forgiveness of the main character's horrible predicaments because of her mental illness. But by book three, I had far less patience for her naivety. At one point in your life do instinct and intuition- plain old common sense even, kick in after being stalked by a serial killer for three novels?

Newsflash: The antagonist isn't brilliant as everyone seems to assert, the detective in charge and the protagonist are both just equally daft and this installment in the series made me upset at the number of bystanders who suffered because of it. Isabel becomes extremely sloppy, unhinged and out of control which seems contrary to her character along the way.

The book tried to tap into the me too movement by portraying women as simply being victims of their circumstances. It felt tragic but fior all of the wrong reasons.

more of the same

Jasmine Blackborow is really good , but I just found the story quite bland as it is predictable
sorry !!!!

not as good as the first 2 books

I still enjoyed this book but found it a bit predictable after the first 2. the performance was still excellent though I just found that it was easier to switch off where as the first 2 books I made my carer listen to it while I was getting ready for bed because I didn't want to switch them off

Shame

I don't want to put a tone off but I was disappointed with the 3rd book
Too much of Leah self pity. Too much questioning herself. The end was predictable.
Probably could have consented the 3 books into 2.

Ok

Enjoyed the story , but I did get confused Agee times . Felt like I had missed abit from the book somehow . But kept me listening and the story was very good

Not as good as her other books

Was a bit complicated and I felt I had to concentrate to know what was going on (in the beginning) - didn't help that the female accents were not that different.

Okay

It was worth a listen but it just became more and more farcical. Not as good as the first two books.

A book too far

The first book in the series was excellent the second was good but this just entered the realms of unbelievable nonsense

A bit too much of a stretch

Good performance and decent writing, but in my opinion, this was one sequel too many. I found it far-fetched, which made the story distracting.

I have really enjoyed this series

I have enjoyed this conclusion to the series as much as the 2 before.

the rollercoaster continues

I enjoyed the dark mind concepts explored in this 3rd part of the Isabel Fielding trilogy. there were enough little twists to keep it from being 'just more of the same' and snippets of lightness to lift the darkness. now left with the usual 'what to read next?' dilemma when one finishes a riveting book.