The Woods (Unabridged)
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4.3 • 49 Ratings
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- $22.99
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- $22.99
Publisher Description
NOW A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES!
The bestselling author and creator of the hit Netflix drama The Stranger takes listeners into the heart of family loyalty in this twisty thriller that proves that the darkest secrets are often closest to home.
Paul Copeland, a New Jersey county prosecutor, is still grieving the loss of his sister twenty years ago - the night she walked into the woods, never to be seen again. But now, a homicide victim is found with evidence linking him to the disappearance. The victim could be the boy who vanished along with Paul's sister. And, as hope rises that his sister could still be alive, dangerous secrets from his family's past threaten to tear apart everything Paul has been trying to hold together....
Customer Reviews
Harlan Coben's Best
This is by far Harlan Coben's best book. The characters are wonderful, deep & sarcastic, which Scott Brick brings off perfectly. The story will keep you on the edge of your seat wanting to know what happens. Scott Brick is the best audio reader I've heard & I find myself looking for books read by him rather than books by a certain author. He brings words to life like no other.
Get this book, you won't be disappointed.
Another Classic Coben
What do you get when you combine Harlan Coben with narrator, Scott Brick? Well in this case you get a fabulous audiobook with plenty of intriguing storytelling and plenty of twists. Coben never disappoints and Scott Brick, as always, brings the story to life with his fantastic narration.
Annoying when it becomes unoriginal
Puhhhleeease!!
Part of this story is simply a boring rehash of the circumstances surrounding the Duke rape case. (Only Mike Nifong and the stripper are vindicated. ) The white, rich, upper class kids involved are fraternity brothers who one night assault a the black erotic dancer after one of their parties. There's some doubt over the identity of the defendants, etc., etc. (It gets to be a rip-off, it is so familiar.)
Come on, Harlan, get a fresh idea.
Another part of the narrative keeps it from falling below three stars.two stars.