Hold Still

De: Tim Adler

Narrado por: Katie Moore

I photographed the moment of my husband's death....' So begins Hold Still, a nerve-twisting thriller from best-selling author Tim Adler.

How much do we really know about those we love?

Kate is visiting Albania with her husband, Paul, a much needed break from Paul's stressful website business. 'Hold still,' says Kate, taking a picture as Paul steps onto the hotel room balcony. 'We'll always be together,' Paul responds. Suddenly there is screaming below and a blaring car horn. Kate stares down from the balcony at the broken body of her husband lying lifeless in the street.

Overcome with grief, Kate can't accept the truth of Paul's tragic death and replays the incident over and over again, searching her pictures for a vital clue to what really happened. When she meets the enigmatic Priest at a grief support group, they journey together into a dangerous world of violence and secrets as Kate realises what Paul really meant when he said he would never leave her....

Tim Adler is an author and commissioning editor on The Daily Telegraph who has also written for the Financial Times and The Times. His debut self-published thriller, Slow Bleed, went to number one in the Amazon medical thriller chart while influential review site Crime Book Club made it a Book of the Month.

Its follow-up, Surrogate, has stayed in the top 40 psychological thrillers for over a year and was a Book of the Month on E-thriller.com. The Sunday Times called Adler's most recent nonfiction book, The House of Redgrave, compulsively listenable while The Mail on Sunday called it dazzling.

Adler's previous novel, Hollywood and the Mob, an exposé of how the Mafia has corrupted the movie industry, was Book of the Week in The Mail on Sunday and Critic's Choice in the Daily Mail. Tim is former London editor of Deadline Hollywood, a US entertainment news website.

©2016 Tim Adler (P)2016 Audible, Ltd

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Hold Still hooked me from the very beginning and Adler's engaging style and sharp pace kept me glued." (Peter James)
"Compulsively readable." (Sunday Times Culture)
"Adler writes with brio." (The Week)

Good police novel

A nice police thriller for fans of crime novels. It was certainly a breath of fresh air from the excess of domestic thrillers out there, that are becoming a little too much. This is different. It explores more of a criminal side but it does carry some domestic drama. However, I found it to drag a bit, it definitely could have been more fast paced. I wish I had loved it, I did not, but it's an okay book overall.

Boring

The story was boring and far fetched. Wild goose chases. Trumped up bad guys. I want my credit back.

This primitive country sounds abominable

Even if your British if you Mary into this kind of culture that’s what you get. Don’t do it.

Good Chase story

This is a chase story with main character on the run through 80% of the book. SImilar to the old movie of the week episodes. Young wife, foreign country, deceiving husband, protective stranger-checks all the boxes. Good narration.

great listen, I strongly suggest reading this book

enjoyed the suspense that lay around every corner. listened to it in parts a d always enjoyed listening to the next chapter

It was Ok

I am not sorry I listened to it, but there were a couple times I was impatient with it. Ok for free but would not recommend using a credit for it.

I really liked this narrator, though. I found her voice very soothing. 😜

Hold Strong

I loved the performance of the story. I also liked how strong the Katie became even when she thought she could not, she did.

What gripper

Twists turns,suspense filled storyline and believe it or not different than most I have read recently. Recommended

So many twists and turns

I read a review that stated this book had too much vulgarity. There were only about four vulgar sections which were 30 seconds or less. It was a good listen looking forward to more from this author

Oh worth a listen, but at times a little like a bad scary movie

I definitely stuck this book out because I really wanted it to keep going, and to get to the end. But there were a couple of sections in it where I wanted to hit my head against the wall in frustration. Just like in a scary movie when the individual would know without question that they shouldn’t go outside or they shouldn’t enter the living room and they do so anyway…. Just like that…
So overall far from bad, but at times unrealistic given the roles and professions that a couple of the characters had.