Rattlesnake Road

A Small Town Mystery Romance

De: Amanda McKinney

Narrado por: Stefanie Kay

Named one of POPSUGAR's 12 Best Romance Books

Featured on the Today Show

Welcome to 1314 Rattlesnake Road—the perfect hideaway to escape your past.

After leaving her posh NYC life behind, fashion editor Grey Dalton escapes to the small, southern town of Berry Springs to pick up the broken pieces of her life. On impulse, she purchases a rumored-to-be-haunted house where she finds herself thrown into a decade-old murder mystery, and onto the rocky road of recovery and self-discovery. Men are the last thing on her mind—until she meets a tattooed cowboy and a dashing businessman. One will steal her heart, the other, her soul.

"A dark, edge-gripping emotional read."—Obsessive Reads

"sexy, suspenseful romance."—Publishers Weekly Review

"Strong characterization bolsters this profound, romantic tale."—Kirkus Review

"McKinney keeps it real, expertly balancing internal struggles and outside conflict while weaving tough situations into a beautiful love story."—Publishers Weekly Review

©2021 Amanda McKinney (P)2023 Amanda McKinney

this book is fantastic

I loved this heroic story about a woman who escaped from a loveless marriage to build a love story and the mystery around the back story

Struggled with narration

Struggled with the narrator's voice. Too airy and young sounding for a 31 year old business woman from NYC, much less the two male characters

Enjoyed book

The story started out exciting, then major slump in the middle before finishing good in the final 10 or so chapters. The major irritating factor was having ONLY a female narrator. The female narrator did as good as any one narrator could do alone, but for goodness sakes, the practice of one narrator performing all the different characters really takes away from the story!!!!

Awful. Don’t waste the time or money

The plot is awful, amd most of it makes no sense. The main character saves all of her money in NYC for years and doesn’t have enough saved to buy a fixer upper in the south with a mortgage to sell as a fixer upper? Ridiculous. And that doesn’t include the unrealistic plot of becoming an alcoholic in 2 months time.

So much awful.

Don’t waste your time.

I’m still climbing out of the plot hole. Good luck, bring lots and lots of rope.

Doom and Gloom

This is one of the worse books I’ve purchased. Hope I can get my credit back. I keep hoping it will get better but it isn’t. Don’t waste your time of money. I’m on chapter 8 and can’t go on.