Tumbledown

De: Cari Hunter

Narrado por: Nicola Victoria Vincent

Duración: 9 h y 34 m

Resumen del Editor

How far would you go to protect the one you love?

Two years after surviving their ordeal at the hands of white supremacists, Alex Pascal and Sarah Kent have new identities, new careers, and a new home together. The FBI warned them to keep their heads down, and a small town in Maine seems like the perfect place to do this, until a chance occurrence sets in motion a chain of events that no one could have predicted. With enemies closing in and friends turning their backs, Alex and Sarah find themselves fighting not only for their freedom, but for their lives.

©2014 Cari Hunter (P)2017 Bold Strokes Books Inc

Fantastic narrator, great writing!

This is the third Cari Hunter/Nicola Victoria Vincent audiobook I have listened to and I can't wait for the next. Fantastic characters, gripping story and SO beautifully told by the ever talented Vincent! Star team!

Such a Good Book

I enjoyed every moment of this book. the characters were great and the Narrator was amazing as usual. I highly recommend anything by Cari Hunter.

Excellent audio!

I loved Tumbledown. Excellent book, excellent audio. As usual Nicola Victoria Vincent does an outstanding job on the narration. This book will keep you on the edge of your seat with anticipation. These two women can't catch a break.

Another Hunter Gem

Just when I thought it was all over -- here comes the sequel to another Alex and Sarah story!! Talk about intrigue and drama!! Should be a movie this book! Really intense and scary and . . . Well you need to get this book and enjoy the in-depth story of Tumbledown -it's so good and the reader is excellent! Another incredible story and ending --- get this book and enjoy!!

Sequel to “Desolation Point”

Well done sequel to Desolation Point. Even though the narrator isn’t at her best doing an American accent, by this sequel, she’s hit her stride. And the story excels at suspense, action, humor, meting out justice, and an enduring heart connection between the two main characters.

Excellence continued . .

This book brings back the characters Sarah and Alex from Desolation Point. They've moved on with their lives, but they have to watch their backs. As with Desolation Point, the action doesn't disappoint and these women - esp. Sarah - are extremely tough. I think this could be a stand alone book but it is missing the backstory of the trauma sustained before and during the Desolation Point book, I'm glad I listened to this after Desolation Point. Nicola, as usual, was brilliant. I'm glad she didn't try the Maine accent. No one, except a Mainer, can speak that way convincingly.

The Dark Peak Series, Book 4??

I can totally see Alex & Sanne working together. Same with Sarah & Meg!!

Cari Hunter is a fantastic writer!!!! And Nicola Victoria Vincent is fabulous as always!!!! So much to luv about British peeps!!!!

I can also relate to the stories with law enforcement & ems backgrounds. I too was an emt as well working as park ranger in Springfield and Holyoke mass, oddly enough. So this story especially cracks me up about the references to those area’s where I live.
But I totally think Cari should think about having the couples all meet up!! Zoe’s looking for luv if I’m not mistaken!! 😉

Thrilling amd Action Pack!

Cari Hunter does it again with another angst ridden, thrilling book! From begin to end, it kept me on my toes and at a hightened state of alert. I knew it just was a matter of time before it all begin. Aside from a thrilling play, I still enjoy the character's great chemistry and love. The narrator continues to be unbelievably amazing, I could listen to her all day! Overall, great book! I'm definitely a Cari Hunter fan and cant wait to read more!!!

Good story, meah narration!

Loved the overall story line of this romance as it has it all, crime, mystery, tragedy, heartache, hope, love, reflection and joy. The only thing dragging this book down, is the narration which sounds like it was ram through a voice synth to obscure the narrator’s voice. Which causes it have a flat monologue sound that lacks the emotion of an actual human voice, which IMO causes me to think the narrator was forcing themselves to read a story they had trouble getting into character for.