Don't Ever Forget

Adler and Dwyer, Book 1

De: Matthew Farrell

Narrado por: Cynthia Farrell

From the bestselling author of What Have You Done comes a mind-bending pause resister involving a series of dark crimes from the past.

When police investigator Susan Adler is called to the roadside murder of a fellow state trooper, she's tasked with finding the people responsible for the cold-blooded act caught on the trooper's dashboard cam. She traces the car to a nurse who, along with her elderly patient, has been missing for days. At the old man's house, she finds disturbing evidence that instantly revives two cold cases involving long-missing children.

The investigation takes a chilling turn when people involved with both the nurse and old man begin to turn up dead, and Susan enlists the help of her friend and forensic investigator Liam Dwyer. Together they must untangle the threads of this ever-more-complicated case - and stay ahead of whoever's trying to slash their progress. The old man's failing memory adds urgency: wherever he is, he's no doubt lost, confused, and in extreme danger.

What started as a traffic stop gone wrong quickly unfolds into one of the darkest cases of Susan's career, and it all leads to a sick, desperate killer. Susan and Liam must work fast to save the old man’s life and keep future victims from the killer's grasp.

©2020 Matthew Farrell (P)2020 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Farrell keeps you turning the pages.” —Kirkus Reviews

“The intricate plot takes many twists and turns. Farrell knows how to keep the pages turning.” —Publishers Weekly

“Farrell has done it again! A crime thriller that grabs you from page one. Engrossing, haunting, and compelling, Don’t Ever Forget is his best yet.” —Liv Constantine, international bestselling author of The Last Mrs. Parrish

good story

I didn't care for the narrator. it was hard to follow a conversation because her voice doesn't change between characters. not monotone, but no distinction between the different characters.
the story was good though. slow to get going, but picked up the pace as characters developed. decent ending, but somewhat predictable.

performance

I love his books but with Cynthia Farrell performing the books you were terrible I never know if the voice is a man or a woman it all sounds the same she does a terrible job of reading the books had me lost several times because I thought it was a man instead of a woman she was talking about. The Lady who read the books before her did an excellent job of it.

can't for the next one

Matthew and Cynthia did it again and im eagerly awaiting the next installment.
Always a twist i didn't see coming.
Only criticism is sometimes the dialogue doesn't give enough credit to the reader/listener and over explains unnaturally what's happening in the story.
But I love all these books and I'll prob pre-order the next one

bad narrator and story

did not like the narrator
story line was boring
struggled to finish the book
referred to the past of the cop a lot which i assume is from a previous book.

AMAZING

I just want to say this is another amazing book written by Matthew Farrell. The plot throughout the whole story was absolutely awesome.

Ghosts from the past

A missing Alzheimer patient and his nurse, a dead state trooper...clues that lead to decades old murders of children. An investigator who won’t give up until the truth has been revealed.

Very vividly written.

All the twists an turns right to the end. Kept me quessing until the very end.

Don't Ever Forget

This book was okay. It was action packed with sinister things happening. However, I would like to forget the details. There were gross things happening and perhaps that is the ways evil people may rationalize their evil deeds but thought there would be some redeeming value at the end. I should have stopped listening to this and I will make decisions to stop reading similar books in the future. I have stopped reading many books but regret I didn't end my reading earlier. I have listened to other books by Mathew Ferrell and enjoyed them so I will probably listen to others but make a decision to quit if something is similar to this one.

Pretty good

This was decent, not spectacular. He kept the plot moving but the threads didn't come together very smoothly. I give it three stars.

Too long

Story was so disjointed and sooooo LONG! Finished it but was a struggle. Will not read another one of his books.