See How She Dies

De: Lisa Jackson

Narrado por: Katherine Fenton

London Danvers was kidnapped as a child from her wealthy family. Over the years, many women have claimed to be her, trying to lay claim to the long-lost heiress's inheritance. Among them is Adria Nash, who has arrived in Oregon claiming to be London - but, unlike the others, she's different: she knows personal details only London could have known. And there is someone who does believe her - who is watching her every move, waiting to see how she runs, how she screams, and how she dies....

©2004 Lisa Jackson (P)2017 Dreamscape Media, LLC

WELL TOLD TALE

A very interesting story of a lost heiress and those who want to get her out of the picture - for good.

Good story

I love Lisa Jackson. This one was a bit different for me. I felt like it was longer than usual and had more sex than usual.

Um

Overall a good story if you can ignore the "are they related?" Question that gets answered in the last thirty minutes

There was just one thing....

SPOILER AHEAD!!!!

For the most part I enjoyed listening to the whole book. And I didn’t expect the way she wrapped things up the last 10 minutes, so the surprise of how they “are” related was nice.

BUT!

The incest thing skeeved me out. Every time they were together I kept thinking ‘I don’t care HOW HOT he is! If we shared a parent I think I’d learn to control myself!’ It was icky! I couldve done without that.

long drawn out

very slow but picked up. decent book,long could have been shorter and made all points

See how she dids

This is the best Lisa j book I have ever read !!!! read it and see .....

too long, too much romance

it felt like one of her earlier books, too much romance which in turn drags the whole book out. the story was good, but it took way too long to get there.
her last book was awesome. no so with this

Great...

story and characters. The plot twists were also well done. I just had an issue with the main h's voice sounding so much like a child's. Otherwise, well done.

Really?

It was distracting to have a reader who couldn’t pronounce the Oregon cities correctly. The story seemed to drag on. A simple DNA test could have solved the mystery easily.

Pleasantly surprised

I like this author but was almost put off by some negative reviews. However, I really enjoyed this book. The taboo storyline-possible incest-was awkward but did not keep me from enjoying the story, which in the end, used that subject for an unexpected twist.