The Kept Woman
A gripping crime thriller from the Sunday Times bestseller (Will Trent, Book 8)
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The Kept Woman
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Narrated by:
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Jennifer Woodward
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By:
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Karin Slaughter
Brought to you by Penguin.
Discover the eighth book in the gripping Will Trent series, from the Sunday Times bestselling crime and thriller author.
Now a major TV Series on Disney+
When the body of an ex-cop is found in an abandoned Atlanta warehouse, Special Agent Will Trent is catapulted into one of the most devastating cases of his career.
Whilst examining the crime scene, Trent finds evidence of a second victim who has vanished...and who will die if she isn't found soon.
But, for Trent, the worst is yet to come.
Because an unexpected discovery at the scene reveals a link to his troubled past. And the consequences will wreak havoc on his life and the lives of those he loves, those he works with, and those he pursues.
With the clock ticking, Trent must act fast to save the mystery woman's life...
...and to protect his own.
'Her characters, plot, and pacing are unrivalled' MICHAEL CONNELLY
'One of the boldest thriller writers working today!' TESS GERRITSEN
© Karin Slaughter 2016 (P) Penguin Audio 2016
Critic reviews
Fab
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Another great book from Karen Slaughter
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Grippingly Incredible
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Where does The Kept Woman rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
In My Top 10, I would rank it higher but I've only relistened to it twice so I do not know if it will stand the test of time or if it will be as compelling the next several listens down the line.Who was your favorite character and why?
Angie Polaski is my personal favourite character as she is the anti-hero throughout the story that I rooted for. She has a jaded past, however, I don't sympathise with her character I merely have an appreciation for her strength and resourcefulness. She makes several blunders throughout this story and her devotion to her daughter is a sign that no matter how much she wants others to think that she is devoid of emotion. I felt her indignation at the abusive life her daughter faces but also the frustration at herself for not being able to truly help her own flesh and blood without disclosing their connection. Her internal battle and the constricted amount of time to help her daughter at the very end of the story was gripping and made for such an enjoyable listen.Did Jennifer Woodward do a good job differentiating each of the characters? How?
I appreciated the subtle differences in approach to all the female characters however the male characters all sounded the same to me and their bad portrayal distracted from the story at certain moments.Gripping
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gripping
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