The Buried Hours

A Novel

De: R.S. Grant

Narrado por: Kathleen Early, Tim Lounibos, Thor Knai

Is she following a path of redemption or an enemy’s revenge? A crime reporter’s traumatic past comes back to haunt her in a twisting novel of lies, betrayals, and killer secrets.

Investigative crime journalist Signe Gates’s life became a nightmare the day she was kidnapped and drugged. After forty-eight missing hours, she woke to a blur of unsettling memories and a warning from her unknown abductors: tell anyone what happened and they’ll die. They’ve already proved they will deliver on that threat.

For two years, Signe has been haunted by what she knows she did and terrified of what else could be buried in her memories.

Then an informant tells her two men recently found dead in Yosemite are connected to her missing hours, and more answers await her in the park’s backwoods. But she must hurry. Desperate to know who targeted her and why, she has no choice but to embark on the dangerous journey.

With a seasoned hiker acting as her guide, Signe ventures into the wilderness to solve a crime, get justice for the crimes committed against her, and overcome her demons. If only she could trust the man leading her into the backwoods…

Because with each new suspicion, deliverance is starting to look more and more like a trap.

©2023 R.S. Grant (P)2023 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Grant skillfully shuffles familiar tropes and writes with precision and pace, keeping the stakes high by intermittently casting suspicion on the three most prominent men in Signe’s life.”—Kirkus Reviews

“The plot clips along at a satisfying pace, and Grant pulls off several successful surprises…”—Publishers Weekly

“The Buried Hours is an intensely emotional ride, dark yet so very satisfying. Grant's characters are immediately compelling, her storytelling taut and intelligent. I couldn't put it down!”—Karen Rose, New York Times bestselling author

Her characters story

Compelling to listen to. The details and events description, the twist she adds to the book and the fast pace of the book…all very good as expected. Her characters- make you want to cry, laugh and smile sometimes all three in one sentence!

No sympathy for characters

A couple of hours of this book was all I could handle. I just have no patience for a plot that depends on seemingly intelligent people making dumb decisions over and over again.

The Buried Hours is a twisted tale.

Maybe too many directional changes. She loves this one, no that one, and back and forth again and again. Overall an entertaining wild story that carries you away with the many possibilities. It ends very well but takes you on a rides until the very end.

Dark and Gritty

This was a lot darker than any of Ms Grant's previous novels. I suppose, that's one reason to publish this story under RS Grant. I was very disappointed that the narrators consistently mispronounced tagalog. People, it's pronounced tuh-gaa-luhg. That's the only criticism I have. While this story was darker than I expected, it was gritty, filled with twists and betrayal... and a happy ending!

Trigger warning

This story centers around a brutal rape. Readers should be aware before purchasing the novel.

So damn good!!!

Ok so it’s weird to hear Kathleen early as anyone other than Sara Linton (Will Trent) but she is one of my favorite narrators and the reason I picked this book!
It was so good. So gripping. I loved the crime aspect - the twists and turns. Just so good. 10/10 recommend.

Highly Recommend

Exciting with plot twists and suspense. I have to agree with others on being annoyed at the narrator mispronouncing “Tagalog”.

EXCELLENT

I love the dual narration and just when you think you have it figured out... you're wrong! Really good, highly recommend.

Two out of three

The narrative for Cole should have found out how to pronounce “Tagalog” and “lichen” before embarking on the project. It’s very distracting, & IMHO unprofessional when a narrator doesn’t bother to find out correct pronunciation of words, especially when they’re used frequently.

Good story kept me engaged

This was a good story and kept me engaged. At one point it was a little confusing but it was very well written