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Hear Them Scream (A Gripping Crime Thriller)
- Summit Lake Thriller, Book 2
- Narrated by: Chase Johnson
- Length: 6 hrs and 43 mins
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Summary
Written by New York Times best-selling author Kristen Middleton.
Ready. Set. Die...but not before you scream your pretty little head off....
A pause-resisting thriller packed with heart-stopping suspense.
A serial killer obsessed with recreating old horror movies.
A young woman determined to find out who killed her twin.
A small town that can’t seem to catch a break.
Whitney Halverson's world is shattered when her sister, Brittany, is found murdered in Summit Lake. Unfortunately, the police have no leads, and the killer is still casting for several roles, including the one her sister didn’t scream loud enough for. But now that Whitney is in town, there’s an option for a re-take, and the killer is determined to get it right this time....
The Summit Lake Thriller series can be listened to in any order. No cliffhangers.
Book List:
- Forget Me Not
- Hear Them Scream
This mystery thriller will have you on the edge of your seat until the final chapter. Fans of Lisa Jackson, John Sandford, Karin Slaughter, and Harlan Coben may want to check this mystery series out.
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- John Marsden
- 26-02-21
Good Read
I found this to be a very good read, having read book 1 in the series I moved straight on to this one and was not disappointed. The characters are well developed some of whom are also in book 1. The story is pretty fast paced and there are quite a few twists and turns. The end is a bit surprising as the actual killer is probably one of the last to be suspected. Well narrated and put together although a couple of bad edits are there they don't detract from the book. *****
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- Norma Miles
- 05-03-20
The memory of my mother.
Whitney had planned to meet her twin sister at the lodge they'd rented by Summit Lake. But when Brittany failed to phone to let her know she'd arrived, Whitney was worrked, especially after finding her sister's abandoned bag and cell phone, and she called the police to later hear of the body of another young woman found not far away. Had Brittany been taken by a vicious killer?
The story is told in the first person, from several perspectives, in particular that of Whitney and the killer. The narrator, Chase Johnskn, was good, pacing his reading well if a little slowly, easi!y solved by turning the playback up to 1.25. His voicing of the various protagonists was distinct but, given that the narrative was divided between male and female characters, it would have been preferable to divide the reading between two separate voice actors. Indeed, it was initially confusing as Mr.Johnson, reading in the first person but with no name attatched, turned out to be a woman.
From the initial cheesy chat up chapter, the story felt unreal, more Hollywood than actual. There were some good family togetherness sections but overall it was more silliness than horror thriller even with all disbelief suspended and not a book that I would recommend. It might be tweaked into an intriguing film, however, given it's cinamagraphic back story. My thanks to the rights holder of Hear Them Scream, who, at my request freely gifted me with a complimentary copy via Audiobook Boom.
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- 08-08-20
Good book to pass time
I enjoyed this book, it was easy to listen to. Not too gory but still providing you with enough to be able to imagine more. I loved the characters, some twists and turns, some predictable others more surprising.
Characters were great to get to know. Narration was smooth and easy to listen to.
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