Grab your headphones because you'll want to download Helen Starbuck's newest romantic suspense audio, Finding Alex. Narrated by Sebastian York and Tiffany Williams, featuring Johnny Heller, Michael Pauley, and Amy Deuchler. Don't believe me? Listen to the sample below.
Find Alex
Not knowing can be lethal
Assaulted, left for dead, and amnesic, the woman who thinks her name is Alex, may be the only surviving victim of a killer who’s targeting prostitutes and leaving their bodies without fingertips to complicate their identification. Denver Homicide Detective Blake Halloran is sure she is connected to the other killings but he can’t identify her, even with her fingertips intact. And she can’t remember anything—including the face or name of the man who tried to kill her.
With each new victim, it becomes more crucial for Alex to remember what happened to her if Blake and his partner are to solve the murders, but how do you force someone to remember? As Blake’s strong attraction to her and his need to protect her grows, so does his uneasiness about the inability to identify her, whether she’s a villain or a victim, and whether her amnesia is real.
My Audio Review:
Finding Alex
Helen Starbuck
Helen Starbuck’s latest is a non-stop, action-packed
romantic suspense thriller that will have listeners being tempted to keep their
earbuds in from violent start to jaw-dropping finish. Her main protagonists
Alex and Blake are the bomb and instantly endearing but they’re not alone as
there are some outstanding costars that will also make their mark. An intense
shocking straight from the headlines storyline and some heart-stopping scenes
will lead a few plot dotters deducing the evil villain early but most while
having suspicions will have to wait for the explosive reveal to be sure but no
matter if you’re all knowing or clueless it’s the journey to discovery that’s
the icing on this brainteaser. Fans of romantic suspense, Nora Roberts, Sandra
Brown, Laura Griffin or this author will have a hard time putting this down.
Narration:
Sebastian York and Tiffany Williams plus 4 supporting voices really rock this
audio with excellent emotional recitation at just the right times.
Brutally attacked and left for dead the woman can’t remember
who she is or who did this to her. After
a few days there are some foggy memories returning like she thinks her name is
Alex and she may have been trying to find her sister, the one thing she does
know is that she feels safe with the detective who found her so when he can’t
find anywhere to put her she’s happy to be his roomy. Although being in this
close proximity with the handsome cop is probably not a good idea.
After rescuing the amnesiac woman from the side of the
highway something is telling Detective Blake Halloran that this attack may be
connected to the murdered prostitutes case he’s working on. But keeping her
safe is not working out too good when who ever tried to kill her once makes another
almost successful attempt, but keeping her safe also means keeping her at his
apartment and Blake isn’t sure that’s a good idea because the more he gets to
know the woman who thinks her name may be Alex the more of a mystery she
becomes and the more he realizes he wants her.
About the Author
Helen Starbuck—no relation to the coffee bunch—lives in Arvada, Colorado, with her two cats and is a multiple award-winning author of Legacy of Secrets, Finding Alex, The Woman He Used to Know, and the Annie Collins Mystery Series. Helen likes stories about strong women and interesting men. She writes her mysteries from the perspective of an OR nurse and relies on her love of suspense and romance to write her standalone romantic suspense novels. Her theory is, if you don’t like life as it is, you can always write a different ending.
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