All He Has Left

De: Chad Zunker

Narrado por: Christopher Ryan Grant

Power, money, and dark family secrets are a killer combination in a propulsive novel of suspense by the Amazon Charts bestselling author of Family Money.

After Jake Slater’s wife dies in a tragic hit-and-run, all he has left is his daughter, Piper—nearly lost, too, in a brutal custody battle with his wealthy in-laws. A year later, Jake reluctantly agrees to a reunion with the estranged family for Piper’s thirteenth birthday. Then a single gunshot rings out, and a new nightmare begins.

Piper is kidnapped, and her cousin Caitlin is murdered. Caitlin’s cryptic dying words: Piper knows the truth. Jake is the only witness to the murder—and the only suspect. For an innocent man trapped in a world conspiring to crush him, the only way to clear his name and find Piper is to do it on the run.

Crucified by the media, pursued by the FBI, and hunted by an assassin, Jake can feel his desperation escalating with every tick of the clock. The closer he gets to the truth, the more he risks uncovering family betrayals so sinister they’re worth killing for.

©2023 Chad Zunker (P)2022 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved

Be prepared to suspend reality

because Chad Zunker requires you to do that way too many times. Works of fiction often have moments when that is necessary to advance the plot but in this case Zunker over does it. And he exacerbates the problem by going into lengthy explanations to try to explain the character’s behavior. Better works of fiction take you there through vivid descriptions of scenes and characters that leave you believing you might make the same choice or decision. I enjoyed the book despite those flaws. It is easier to be a critic than a writer.

Great story and narration

This story is very good. It is fast paced and kept my interest until the end. The narration was great as well.

It really kept me guessing

All the twists and turns kept each part interesting. Rich characters you love and ones really easy to hate

Glad I read this

I enjoyed this story! Drove around to unknown places just to keep listening to it in the car!

The love between a Father and daughter

It’s been a turn by turn events , twists that you don’t expect. Great story and great narrative.

Good story..worth a listen.

I liked listening to this. Sometimes with this genre I get a little confused with so many characters but this story had just the right amount to keep it on track and entertaining and not make me lose focus. Good enough character building to make even the hated characters have some redeeming qualities. I liked the ending was what I hoped for. It didn’t have any parts that I did an eye roll or were totally unbelievable.

Boeing

This story jumped around to much
Was not very interesting I fell asleep get twice. Wolff not get it again

Gic

Fast moving story, kept your attention and was well narrated recommend this book good summer reading

#abrknpoet reviewed All he has left

All He Has Left by Chad Zunker is a fast-paced thriller that follows Jake Slater, a widowed father who becomes the prime suspect in a murder and a kidnapping. Jake must go on the run to clear his name and find his daughter, Piper, who holds the key to a dark family secret. Along the way, he faces danger from the media, the FBI, and a ruthless assassin.

The book is well-written and engaging, with twists and turns that keep the reader guessing. The characters are realistic and sympathetic, especially Jake and Piper, who share a strong bond. The plot is gripping and suspenseful, with a satisfying conclusion that reveals the truth behind the mystery.

All He Has Left is a book that fans of thrillers and mysteries will enjoy. It is a compelling and exciting read that explores themes of family, loyalty, and justice.



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Not great

An easy listen but really predictable and (SPOILER ALERT) I nearly stopped listening when Jake didn't take the opportunity to tell Dani even a little bit of what he'd found out. Not even the name of the dude that had his daughter? Nah, too unbelievable. The narration is the only thing that kept me in it.