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Dead Mountain

By: Multiple Authors, Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child
Narrated by: Cynthia Farrell
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The latest pulse-pounding thriller from New York Times bestsellers Preston & Child

In Colorado near the Cheyenne Mountains, a team of topflight engineers venture on an ambitious cross country ski trip, using their newly invented outdoor equipment. The strapping group of young people are having the adventure of their lives – skiing, laughing, playing in the snow, and mugging for the camera. But when the gang was expected to arrive back from their trip – no one ever returned.

Nora's excavation skills and Corrie's investigative talents are put to the test as they try to uncover what happened to the promising skiers on this cold and isolating mountain. But as more speculations and theories come to light, they fear this may be the hardest case to crack yet.

Praise for the authors: 'Sit back, crack open the book and get ready for the ride of your life.' DAVID BALDACCI

'White-hot bestselling suspense. Simply brilliant!" LISA GARDNER©2023 Splendide Mendax INC and Lincoln Child (P)2023 Grand Central Publishing Action & Adventure Crime Thrillers Detective Fiction Mystery Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Police Procedural Suspense Thriller Thriller & Suspense Women's Fiction Crime Winter Sports Sports Exciting
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Story bildUp, far better than the ending, wich was verden dull.
Not the best Nora Kelly Story.
Kina dissapointed.

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I am typically a real fan. However, this story was not to my taste. It is full of cliches and cartoonish characters. The story is nicely twisted and reasonably complex to stay interesting from start to end. However, cowboy style shooting, damsels in distress, an almost anoyingly silly character carrying a whole side story, and the big brother all hush hush, is a bit too cheezy and flat to my taste. I read far better stories from this excellent authors duo.
The narrator does a good job. Her low voices for the various male characters are a bit funny and sometimes hard to distinguish. Her voice is clear and easy to follow even when she applies accents, thanks.

Not their best story, I am afraid.

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