Untraceable

Tracers, Book 1

De: Laura Griffin

Narrado por: Talmadge Ragan

Private investigator Alexandra Lovell uses computer skills and cunning to help clients drop off the radar and begin new lives in safety. Melanie Bess, desperate to escape her abusive cop husband, was one of those clients. But when Melanie vanishes for real, Alex fears the worst, and sets out to discover what happened. Using every resource she can get her hands on - including an elite team of forensic scientists known as the Tracers and a jaded, sexy Austin PD detective - Alex embarks on a mission to uncover the truth.

As far as homicide cop Nathan Deveraux is concerned, no body means no case. But as much as he wants to believe that Alex's hunch about Melanie's murder is wrong, his instincts - and their visceral attraction - won't let him walk away. As a grim picture of what really happened begins to emerge, Nathan realizes this investigation runs deeper than they could ever have guessed. And each step closer to the truth puts Alex in danger of being the next to disappear.

©2009 Laura Griffin (P)2013 Tantor

Good story!

Loved the characters. Story drew me in right away and kept me interested right up to the end!

Pleasantly Surprised!

I was searching for new authors and gave this book a try. I was very pleased with the flow of the book - one that you wanted to keep listening to, yet didn't want it to end. Fun

Ruined by narrator

The accents were horrific (fake Georgian drawl instead of a normal Texas accent). Has the narrator even met someone from Texas? Even the main character’s voice was off putting. Totally ruined the book. Her inflection at the end of every sentence was wrong and distracting.

The warmth of a crime story!!!

I like the entire book. Narration was awesome and the description of the characters were very good and I could picture the characters

Very light - glad it was free

This book is airplane or beach reading. There was nothing good to point to in the writing or the story. It was just okay. The performance was also okay - but I do hate it when a narrator mispronounces simple words.