The Perfect Victim

De: Linda Castillo

Narrado por: Ann Marie Lee

Despite a happy childhood, successful entrepreneur Addison Fox has always yearned to find her birth mother. And with the unexpected death of her adoptive parents comes a renewed determination to fill in the missing pieces of her life - to find her "other" family. But she's too late....

Burnt-out from past investigations, Randall Talbot is looking for some relief while helping out at his brother's detective agency. But when Addison Fox walks in, he can't resist her plea for help - even though her case is murder....

Addison is the sole survivor of her bloodline - a line that a killer is determined to make extinct. And even if the world-weary Randall has little regard left for life, he may be the only man capable of saving hers....

©2002 Linda Castillo (P)2019 Tantor

Linda Castillo

I am a BIG fan of Linda Castillo Amish mysteries. I was not sure if I would like this as it was different. I have to say she did not disappoint! It was as exciting to hear as her other books. I could not stop listening. It was great. Bravo!!!!! Two thumbs up! Highly recommend!

couldn't wait for it to end

reader was so "breathy" it was painful to listen to. I enjoy Linda Castillo's Kate Burkholder stories but I really did not enjoy this story

Intriguing book— however

Book ok, however I found the “female “ histrionics and stubborn obtuseness a bit tiring.. and the narrator’s rendition exacerbated this. Puh—- lease !!! 🤣Storyline ok but just could have done without the silliness of the suffering neurotic but “dig in her heels” w someone trying to protect her ..

The story held your interest all the way through to the end.

too much explicate sex. That was not needed . Otherwise the story was very good .

Some narrators are exceptional and some are painful.

The Perfect Victim was as frustrating to hear as I have ever experienced. Castillo is a favorite author, so much so that I suffered through this annoying narration despite wanting to scream and tear my hair out! The character of Addison was vilified by Lee with voice inflection so that she came across as a whiney, spoiled, selfish brat. But probably the most annoying was Lee’s inflection messed up the listening volume. I listen before going to sleep and it was impossible to adjust the volume when Lee went from whispering to screaming in a single paragraph. I liken this narration to overacting. Castillo, as usual, does not disappoint.

Narrated too dramatically

But a big fan of Linda Castillo. Story did not disappoint. The narration was just too dramatic even when tone could have been solemn.

Story 10 Reader 0

I love Linda Castillo, but I can’t get through the books with this reader. Too dramatic.

Moved to slow lot of really bad language

Moved to slow and bad language too bad I love some of her writings
I liked the Amish books read them all

Reader

Reader was a little too dramatic much of the time. I only kept listening because the story was well written

the perfect victim

I liked everything about it. Her books are all fabulous. All the books are excellent