Unseen

By: Jana DeLeon

Narrated by: Julie McKay

Length: 8 hrs and 3 mins

Publisher's summary

Madison Avery looks down from her penthouse as a light flicks on in the building across the street, and a man and woman enter the vacant apartment. As the woman steps onto a large blue rug, the man raises his hand to the back of her neck.

The woman collapses, and Madison sucks in a breath. The man checks for a pulse then reaches into his pocket. He must be calling for help. But then Madison sees the glint of the knife.

She grabs her cell phone and dials 911. If the police don’t catch him now, she can’t help them later. Her prosopagnosia—facial blindness—won’t allow her to identify the man. Or his victim.

But the killer doesn’t have the same limitations.

He looks up and stares directly at her.

The phone slips from her hand, and everything goes black.

©2017 Jana DeLeon (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Love this series by Jana DeLeon

I absolutely love this series. I have read all the books in the series and cannot wait for more to come out. I am going to read some of the author's other series. Hopefully they will be as good as this series. The narrator of this series is perfect.

Another great book from Jana DeLeon

Jana DeLeon never disappoints, and Unseen is carries on the Shaye Archer series with another page turner!!! I could not put it down once I started and had to finish the whole book. Julie McKay does a fantastic job narrating this series!!! I recommend it highly!!!!

wonderful

absolutely awesome. I hope more are coming soon. couldn't be improved upon if was tried.

Excellent!

Love this series! This book had an unexpected twist, the inability to recognize faces, something I didn't know existed. I can't wait until the next book come out!! I love the author and the narrator!!

Captivating listen!

Entertaining! Wow! This series keeps getting better. Shaye Archer is the perfect heroine, she's vulnerable but strong, empathetic and smart. I love how the author gives us everyone's stories. Jana finds ways to bring previous characters into the story without needing to know their stories, although this series is too good to not read all the books. I'd definitely recommend listening to all the books in the series. I have one more and I've listened to the entire series in about a week. She's a compulsive author.

Again, the narrator Julie McKay is fab! McKay has a real way with telling a story that draws you right into the book. You feel the suspense, you are tied up in knots to solve the case right along with the characters. Great story!!

MUST READ--Great series

Jana DeLeon thank you for an excellent story in every way. I couldn't put it down.

Shaye Archer, private detective, is stronger and is determined to solve the new clients problems, which are many. NO SPOILERS here, you will have to walk that trail of clues as I did. WOW! A must read.

This book is a great continuation in the series and will answer more of Shaye's questions as she tries to go on with her life after her own disasters in the past. But she continues forward to help others solve their own problems. For those who only want to start reading from here should know that this novel will stand alone as well. Background information needed is given to the reader--But I suggest to read the series because it is just so good.

It's ok

The series is ok. It seems like the author is finding herself in this series. A lot of crossing other stories, shows, and news stories I've heard. It is worth listening to if you aren't wrapped up in one of the super series on audible.

Good story. I liked it. Narration was better too.

Another good Shaye Archer story. I liked the mystery in these stories. There sure are a lot of serial killers in New Orleans though.

In this one the witness has an interesting condition where she cant remember/recognize faces. Until this book I had never heard of this prosopagnosia disease before. I feel for those people for sure. Especially those with a killer after them.

These stories are fast paced and easy to follow along. Good mysteries thrillers.

As for the narration, it was better. Either Julie McKay is mellowing out on the "almost crying/panicking" character reading or I am just getting used to it. LOL I hope it is the former. I this this book, Shaye seemed to be talking in more normal tone and not like she was on the verge of crying or panic, which was a relief.

This is a good series and I am enjoying it. I like Jackson and I like that the relationship/romance is not taking over the stories.

unusual and gripping

Really enjoyed the rear window aspect of this one, very Hitchcock like in the suspense. Created a real sense of fear with the victim and really well told by narrator. The link between previous books is great asis the blossoming romance between Shea and Jackson. Recommended to anyone who enjoys a good story.

Very Good Installment

If you like the series, you will like this book. It advances the characters well from the last installment, the crime they are trying to solve is intricate and interesting. An enjoyable listen…..