Fractured

By: Catherine McKenzie

Narrated by: Teri Clark Linden, Scott Merriman, Amy McFadden, James Foster

Welcome, neighbor!

Julie Prentice and her family move across the country to the idyllic Mount Adams district of Cincinnati, hoping to evade the stalker who's been terrorizing them ever since the publication of her bestselling novel, The Murder Game. Since Julie doesn't know anyone in her new town, when she meets her neighbor John Dunbar, their instant connection brings measured hope for a new beginning. But she never imagines that a simple, benign conversation with him could set her life spinning so far off course.

We know where you live....

After a series of misunderstandings, Julie and her family become the target of increasingly unsettling harassment. Has Julie's stalker found her, or are her neighbors out to get her, too? As tension in the neighborhood rises, new friends turn into enemies, and the results are deadly.

©2016 Catherine McKenzie. (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Frustrating

Okay...so this one of those books I want to throw at the wall because it was so disjointed that I had to keep reading to find out who was who, and when it was happening. Argh..if it wasn't so all over the place I really think I would have liked it, but who knows? The characters were in a suburbia hell, everyone was literally all up in each other's personal business! If it were me, I would have found some invasion of privacy law to keep these crazy people away from me. Read at your own risk and keep your blood pressure medicine close.

wow! what a ride!!

I loved the suspense & the shared narration! kept me guessing (& on edge quite often) most of the story!! love love love it!! thanks for sharing this great story!

Great Story!

I loved this book! Catherine McKenzie is a great storyteller. this is my second read of one of her books and it hasn't dissapointed. I'm really becoming a fan.

Keeps you wondering where the story’s headed.

Books that switch back and forth in time and perspective are not my favorite, but by the end of this book I didn’t feel it was distracting. The narration was good. I liked the story line although it was a little depressing at times.

Great Story

It highlights how one mis-stepped moment in our life certainly has an affect on our future !