Chase

De: Shaun Hutson

Narrado por: Kathy Mathers

Is there such a thing as a second chance in life? And if there is, what price would anyone pay to take that second chance? David and Amy Carson will be given that elusive second chance but it will require them to plumb the very depths of their souls and their beliefs. As they and their eight-year-old daughter, Daisy are preparing for a dream holiday in America, they have no idea of the maelstrom of evil and madness they are entering.

They've heard nothing of the series of child abductions and murders that have plagued the area they intend to visit.

They know nothing of the crazed cult that has spread terror throughout the state they are all looking forward to seeing.

Nothing can prepare them for the violence, terror and depravity they are to face. As they travel along the highways of Colorado they are pursued not just by the forces of an unimaginable evil but also by the darkness within themselves.

When the final confrontation comes, they will discover things about themselves they never wanted to know and never dared to imagine....

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Slow.

Going by the blurb, I went into this thinking that the main characters child gets abducted when they go to America, and they basically do all they can to chase down leads, well not so!! I don't think this is a spoiler because it happens very early on in the book, but look away if you don't want to know........ their child dies in a car crash and it's only David and Amy that go to America on the holiday. While there they hear about the child abductions. When they pull into a rest stop they hear banging and noise coming from a boot of a car. They open it up to find a dead child and one still alive. They rescue her and flee. That's where the chase part comes in, they are being chased in order to get the child back!!

I very nearly DNF this because it wasn't what I though it would be! It was very slow going for the first half of the book and didn't live up to what I expected. Then when they go to America it started to pick up and the action took off, but it still felt....wrong. I felt like things were just too convenient for them, and not in a good way because they do have an awful time! But they are driving away with the child and yet still manage to pull into the exact place that the kidnappers use, and so are chased again. Then they pull into a place to get their RV fixed and are found again, and it felt like it kept going like that. It just was a little unbelievable.

Character wise, I didn't connect with any of them. I didn't really like David or Amy and I don't know why. My heart did break for them when they lost Daisy but that didn't even make me like them. They just felt one dimensional.

In all, this felt like 2 different books, the first half was slow and boring, then the second half was more action packed. While it wasn't my favourite book, I did still enjoy. This is my first book by this author, and even though this is a 3 start read, I think I'll check out something else by him.

The narrator was ok. She didn't really have too many tones and needed to work on her cadences, but she was clear and easy to follow.

I was voluntarily provided this audiobook for free from the author, narrator, or publisher. This in no way affected nor influenced my thoughts.

Worth a listen

It was a good story but a couple of chapters repeated themselves. The narrator did a good job.

Chase Baker and the Vikings

This book was not what I was expecting.It was so slow and repetitiv I nearly gave up.The characters were all unlikable.I felt that there was a good story in there,but it just didn't come through.Kathy Mathers gave a lackluster narration.Some parts seemed right but most were monotone.I really wanted to like this book.I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.”

INSULTING

The author and narrators portrayal of Americans was insulting and offensive. I had to stop listening.