Narrated by Melanie MacHugh
I received an advance review copy for free thanks to NetGalley and Bookouture Audio and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Blurb
They came in the dark. They took her parents. And now she is the only one who can save them.
Hidden away in an isolated cabin on the edge of her farm, seven-year-old Aisling Connolly shivers as the cold night air whistles through her thin jacket. It's been two days since the men came, since her mammy told her to run like she'd never run before, to not look back. She hasn't seen her parents since. And she's terrified.
But when Aisling is finally found by the police, she knows instinctively she can trust Detective Tessa Burns. A former child-witness herself, Tessa understands what Aisling has been through, and that Aisling must remember everything she can about that terrible, dark night if she's to save her parents. Something Tessa was unable to do for her own parents all those years ago.
As the little girl slowly starts to open up, Tessa uncovers much more than she'd bargained for – another murder, clearly a horrific warning to Aisling not to speak. But time is running out, and any hope of finding Aisling's parents alive is rapidly fading. And Tessa must do everything in her power to ensure the little girl isn't next…
My Opinion
S.A. Dunphy is an author that I have recently discovered and when I saw that this latest release was available as an audiobook I thought I would give it a listen. There is quite a bit of drama to keep the reader entertained, as well as a dog - always a firm favourite. Overall this was a highly entertaining read and is a great introduction to a new series and some great characters.
Rating 4/5
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