Find Her

This is the story of Flora Dane. Lost and found and lost again. It's a story of monsters and survival. So horrifying and gut-wrenching that I dare not listen close to bedtime because I was afraid of the nightmares.

Several times I thought I would just quit. I couldn't stand anymore. But then I'd start again because I NEEDED to know what happened to Flora.

Lisa Gardner is an excellent writer. One of the best I've ever read. The book is well-worth 5 stars. Glad I finished it. Never want to read it again....but if Gardner writes more about Flora, I'd be first in line to get the book.

Kirsten Potter as D D Warren? Could anyone else compare?

Yes, and I did.

Wow! This book is unbelievable (in a good way)! I cringed when Flora described the time she spent locked in the pine box, I mean I could feel my anxiety level and !heart rate! increasing and really thinking about "what would I do in that situation?). When an author can do that to you, you know she's good. The book OUTSTANDING! I started listening and from the very first sentence I was on the edge of my seat. When the protagonist (Flora) describes her life with her captor and the things she participated in to stay alive while costing other women theirs or her complete submission to his every dark perversion and her acceptance to what she believes to be the rest of her life. Having an opportunity to escape and letting it pass because she no longer believes she's worth it - heartbreaking. I think for me the really heartbreaking part is knowing that this story is a compilation of headline stories from the past few years. This book is extremely thought provoking, disturbing and knowing that it is a work of fiction - thrilling!
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!
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This was a great story, right up my alley. Full of suspense and a twist to boot! I would highly recommend this book

This book left me on the edge of my seat the entire time. Brilliantly performed and amazing story. Well done indeed!

Every time I thought I had it figured out, the author proved me wrong. Enjoyed the twists and turns.

One of the best suspense thriller books I've listened to. I was on my seat from start to finish. There wasn't one moment I got bored with the story line or characters. Nothing predictable about it.

It was hard to stop listening to this book! I loved the way the story centred around the victim and her efforts to help other victims. The detectives had their own background stories going on and it was all interesting and believable. A few unexpected twists just made it more delicious.

I loved this book, it was one of the best I've ever listened to! I listen to audio books on my hour long drive to and from work, this book however I could not put down. I listened even when I worked. I loved every moment. It kept me entertained and wondering what was going to happen until the very end. Normally books like this are predicable, this one was far from it! While I wanted to know everything I was honestly so sad when it ended.

This is the first time I've even heard of Lisa Gardner and I now plan on reading and listening to more of her books! It's been a long time since a book has kept me this enthralled. I'm going to recommend this book to everyone!

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I have been a fan of Lisa Gardner since I read her first book. She has done an excellent job creating D.D. Warren and a believable supporting cast. I always look forward to her books. Kirsten Potter is the voice of D.D. I highly recommend this book and series to anyone who enjoys mysteries/thrillers. You won't be disappointed!

Based on other reviews, I must be the only one who didn't like the narrator. I almost stopped listening after the first two hours based on the narration. I found Kirsten Potter's voice reminiscent of an angry college professor giving a lecture to a bunch students.

The storyline was good enough to keep me going however, and either I got used to the narrator's voice or she toned it down as the book went on.

As far as the story itself, I think it was good, though the repetition of some of the dialogue and descriptions wore on me a bit. I got the impression the author was trying to fill a word quota. The plot was good enough to keep me guessing on whether or not I had figured out who the killer was. Overall the story and characters were interesting enough to give a listen to another DD Warren stories.