Audio. 9 hours.
Read by Alexa Elmy.
After finally getting out of witness protection, Anna finds herself back in trouble when an assassin starts looking for her.
I didn't like this as much as the first book mostly because it was hard to believe that these three kids could escape from their situation.
3.5 stars.
Latest story features Chief Kate Burkholder investigating the deaths of three Amish young adults.
3.5
Corby goes to prison for the accidental death of his son because he was under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
I liked the beginning of the book, but didn't like that so much of it was about his time in prison. The animal cruelty was also unnecessary. Also, the abrupt death of the protagonist was too jarring. This could have been a 5 star book for me with some changes.
3 stars.
Quinn is on the run after killing her abusive husband, but a snowstorm sees her hiding out in a nearby hotel instead of making it to Canada as she'd planned.
3.5 stars.
On her deathbed, Alfie's mother tells him he has the power to repeat events twice, essentially a do-over. Through his notebook, we learn of all the times he relived things and how that worked out for him.
4 stars.
Audio. 13.25 hours.
Read by Marin Ireland.
Louisa meets an artist who bequeaths her a picture he painted as a teenager. When the artist's friend brings her the painting, she hears the story of the lives of the artist and his friends.
4.5 stars.
Audio. 9.25 hours.
Read by Alexa Elmy.
Meg and her family are in pulled from their lives and put in witness protection and nobody will tell her why until one night when a gun is fired near her and memories flood back.
This was good in an angsty teenage way.
4 stars.
