The Thinnest Air

By: Minka Kent

Narrated by: Brittany Wilkerson, Emily Cauldwell

A woman’s disappearance exposes a life of secrets in a twisting novel of psychological suspense from the author of The Memory Watcher.

Meredith Price is the luckiest woman alive. Her husband, Andrew, is a charming and successful financial broker. She has two lovely stepchildren and is living in affluence in a mountain resort town. After three years of marriage, Meredith’s life has become predictable. Until the day she disappears.

Her car has been discovered in a grocery store parking lot - purse and phone undisturbed on the passenger seat, keys in the ignition, no sign of struggle, and no evidence of foul play. It’s as if she vanished into thin air.

It’s not like Meredith to simply abandon her loved ones. And no one in this town would have reason to harm her. When her desperate sister, Greer, arrives, she must face a disturbing question: What if no one really knows Meredith at all? For Greer, finding her sister isn’t going to be easy…because where she’s looking is going to get very, very dark.

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good story; mediocre narrating

The narrator who portrayed Meredith seems to have very little range. About 85% of her sentences all come out the same. She *was*the younger sister, though, so that seemed a bit fitting...

Enjoyable voices

Great story, kept moving at a good pace. The ending was good. I liked the storyline

Great Read/Listen!

This was a great read/listen. Minka Kent is a favorite. This kept me guessing until it was revealed. Great suspense with a happy ending.

Unexpectedly good

Ugh, Meredith is a deplorable, vapid human that lacks honor. She lies, like all the time and mostly to herself. This story is a train wreck I couldn't stop looking at... I got reeled in and stayed up way too late to finish the story.

entertaining

the story kept my interest as I listened on a long drive. However there were just too many major flaws in the plot.

A good diverson

I enjoyed this book and the narration. The chapters alternate between the sisters and flows very well. This was a nice read away from the true crime, a good book to listen too while driving. I am looking forward to reading another of Minka Kent's books.

Minka Kent never disappoints!

Great story, I wanted the narrator to go faster so I could find out who did it!

Loved The Twists & Unexpected Turns

Wow who to believe! What to believe! Minka Kent does an incredible job of meandering though a maze with complex characters. At times liking them and then questioning their intentions all along. I love how transparent Meredith is. Yes she is very young but she believes in love and this guides her heart and her actions. Secondary characters are so well developed and all are key to this angsty, suspenseful mystery. Narration is perfection by this dual team.

Basically a Lifetime Movie

Quick listen. Predictable. Not really any plot twists or anything. I wouldn’t call it a psychological thriller at all. Kinda lame.

Pretty good book

It grabbed my attention from the beginning till the end. I was captivated and that's all it matters these days when it's been difficult to find a book to hold my attention. Both the narrators were perfect at their characters. The story was pretty good.