Someone to Save You

By: Paul Pilkington

Narrated by: Napoleon Ryan

Fifteen years ago, Sam Becker's sister was killed, a tragedy that haunts him to this day - particularly as his best friend, Marcus, was jailed for her murder.

Driving home from the bittersweet celebration of what would have been her thirtieth birthday, Sam is confronted with a terrifying scene, and has just moments to try to save four lives. In the aftermath of this chilling drama, he is hailed as a hero by the press - but to the investigating police, things do not add up. Sam finds himself drawn into a conspiracy of lies and organised crime that puts his own life in danger.

And to make matters worse, Marcus is out of prison, hoping for reconciliation and determined to clear his name. Sam is forced to confront his own dark past, but as the layers of deceit are peeled back, can he really trust anyone around him?

©2015 Paul Pilkington (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

intriging

Good story. Many characters so had some problem following the story at first. Once I got into it i couldn't wait to read on.

Enjoyed!

What did you like best about this story?

Lots of twists. A bit sketchy but finally all comes together.

Any additional comments?

A bit far fetched.

the storyline was good but the ending

the storyline was good, the characters were great but the ending was horrible. there was no buildup to why it all surrounded the main character

Great Story

First of all the narrator is amazing!! And the story captured my attention and held it all the way through. Bravo!

very suspenseful

very suspenseful kept me on the edge of my seat narration good storyline like the author and his other books also

someone to Save

Napoleon Ryan is very talented. his fantastic performance made the story exciting. He is a Brilliant Narrator.

soap opera

I struggled to finish it. The characters were weak and story line not believable. The narration was very poor especially the woman's voice. I will not read another book by this author or with these narrators.

Don't waste your time.

This book has a stupid plot that barely gets developed and doesn't make much sense. By the middle of the book, I was thinking I would puke if I heard one more "I'm sorry." Overly dramatic. Not realistic. Don't waste your time.

This was a really dumb book!

The only thing worse than listening to the narrator was the book itself. I cannot believe something so trite was actually published. The fact that I was able to skip chapters and not miss anything is proof that this book had absolutely no substance to it. Instead of entertaining me this book frustrated me and left me in a bad mood because I wasted time listening to such trash and it’s time I’ll never get back. The narrator was horrible! Every female sounded simpering and breathy. The male voices were only marginally better.