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Hold Still
- Narrated by: Katie Moore
- Length: 8 hrs and 18 mins
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Summary
I photographed the moment of my husband's death....' So begins Hold Still, a nerve-twisting thriller from best-selling author Tim Adler.
How much do we really know about those we love?
Kate is visiting Albania with her husband, Paul, a much needed break from Paul's stressful website business. 'Hold still,' says Kate, taking a picture as Paul steps onto the hotel room balcony. 'We'll always be together,' Paul responds. Suddenly there is screaming below and a blaring car horn. Kate stares down from the balcony at the broken body of her husband lying lifeless in the street.
Overcome with grief, Kate can't accept the truth of Paul's tragic death and replays the incident over and over again, searching her pictures for a vital clue to what really happened. When she meets the enigmatic Priest at a grief support group, they journey together into a dangerous world of violence and secrets as Kate realises what Paul really meant when he said he would never leave her....
Tim Adler is an author and commissioning editor on The Daily Telegraph who has also written for the Financial Times and The Times. His debut self-published thriller, Slow Bleed, went to number one in the Amazon medical thriller chart while influential review site Crime Book Club made it a Book of the Month.
Its follow-up, Surrogate, has stayed in the top 40 psychological thrillers for over a year and was a Book of the Month on E-thriller.com. The Sunday Times called Adler's most recent nonfiction book, The House of Redgrave, compulsively listenable while The Mail on Sunday called it dazzling.
Adler's previous novel, Hollywood and the Mob, an exposé of how the Mafia has corrupted the movie industry, was Book of the Week in The Mail on Sunday and Critic's Choice in the Daily Mail. Tim is former London editor of Deadline Hollywood, a US entertainment news website.
Critic reviews
"Compulsively readable." (Sunday Times Culture)
"Adler writes with brio." (The Week)
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- Criss
- 08-10-20
A really decent story
I picked this up as a total random read. I thoroughly enjoyed this story.
Right from the very beginning you're pulled in to the story and immediately want to know what happened keeps you intrigued until the very end with a good build to the end.
I actually liked the narration which is always a bonus, apart from the switch between a Birmingham accent to a liverpudlian accent at times for one character but easy to get past.
I'm off to find more of this Author now -well worth a read!
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- paula whittam
- 06-01-23
Thrilling
Narrator very expressive. Storyline easy to follow and the end of each chapter leaves you wanting more.
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- honest
- 28-09-21
Hold Still
I enjoyed this story .Well researched lots of twists and turns and dealt with emotions and grief although only part of storyline.
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- Scott Wilson
- 24-01-22
Great lusten
Loved it one of those books I had to keep listening too. With a nice twist as well.
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- mummy mush
- 07-03-23
Ish
A rather silly book the ending is so abrupt I think even the author got bored with it
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- Mel F
- 23-12-21
Not bad.
I listened to the end because it had promise but I think the author struggled with writing it from a female perspective. I concur with other reviewers that the sex scenes didn’t add anything; they were awkward, like an encyclopaedia entry. The narrator was good, and I think that’s what saved the book for the most part.
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- S A TRODDEN
- 19-09-21
Far fetched
Unrealistic and long winded, some of the detail was unnecessary and overly graphic. Narration was very good.
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- Kindle Customer
- 03-02-22
twists and turns
a good, single plot. the twists and turns are great and the narrator performed exceptionally well.
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- B Deej
- 21-02-22
Lost track
It was OK. Certainly a lot better than my previous listen by the same author, but I did lose track and couldnt tell you what happened in the last hour.
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- Steephill 77
- 25-09-22
A good read with an unexpected twist
I enjoyed this book. The ‘twist’ was a little implausible but could happen. The performance was fine.
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