Trapped

Everyday Heroes Series, Book 3

De: Margaret Daley

Narrado por: Kim Niemi

Second Chances. Cornered. Murder.

Sadie Williams receives a cryptic and terrifying call from her scared sister. But when Sadie arrives at her identical twin's home, there's no sign of Katie, only evidence of a quick flight. The puzzling situation turns potentially deadly when intruders storm the house. With help from Brock Carrington, her ex-fiance and an ex-Marine, Sadie narrowly escapes.

Brock is an injured veteran dealing with PTSD. He's finally piecing his life back together when his ex-fiancee needs his help. Can Brock reignite their relationship and find her missing twin before they're both killed?

©2018 Margaret Daley (P)2019 Tantor

PTSD Overcomer

I’m not a big fan of second chance where one partner has rejected the other in the past. But the hero’s suffering from PTSD and finally overcoming his demons made sense.

Very boring

This story is not one of her best. Waste of money. Not worth it. Still

it was a great story full of action

I liked how the narrator portrayed the characters they were believable. I like that there was lots of action it wasn't a doll story at all plenty of suspense and thrill

Praying and no cussing yet the book is still suspenseful and exciting!

I Love this Author
I love these books and I am so Grateful for a Christian Book like this!!!
Thank you, Thank You, Thank You!!!!

Getting Free

I liked this book. The narrator did a very good job. This wasn't one of my favorites by this author but it was still good.

Complicated but Simple

I liked the series so far.. Tthe narrator used the voice well. The story kept one guessing. Can't wait to read the next book.

good story, bad price

This story was SO short, I felt jipped by the $10 pricetag. The plot was fine, but needed more. Previous two stories much better. Hesitant to buy next in series.

Well done story, with one annoyance.

The story is well done, typical of the quality of work by this best-selling author. Narrator is competent. Those who like the genre (Clean Romantic Suspense) will appreciate this book. The heroines are in peril from the bad guys. The good guys who come to their aid are very good, and the bad guys are awful.

The annoying feature (which appears at least in the audio version) is the author's choice of rhyming names for the identical twin central characters. Those names, "Sadie and Katie'" are repeated over and over and over and over and over. . . until the rhyming names become like fingernails on a chalkboard.

But, I did listen to the end. . . so maybe other readers will not be as annoyed.

faith and love

alot of prayer.faith family happiness did not see the twin thing coming but was surprised.

I liked the overall storyline.

The book was cute. However it is very preachy and I don't like double entendres the book is supposed to be a romance action however it felt like someone knocking on my door trying to sell their religion. That was disappointing and the romantic scenes were extremely tame. Otherwise if your into that you'll enjoy it of not you're like ma and wont be able to finish the series.