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The Lullaby Man

Tallman's Valley Detectives, Book 2

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The Lullaby Man

By: Anni Taylor
Narrated by: Caroline Lee
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A decade ago, the Lullaby Man preyed upon young girls in Tallman's Valley. He stole into their lives, whispered in their ears, spoke of love.

Abby Wakeland was 14 then. Now 24, she's found the courage to tell her mother - Senior Detective Kate Wakeland - about what happened.

The Lullaby Man was her teacher.

What Abby reveals next will lead Kate down dark, twisting tunnels of discoveries that will blow this small town apart.

©2020 Anni Taylor (P)2020 Podium Audio
Detective Mystery Suspense Thriller & Suspense Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Fiction Exciting

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"Lee's delivery of both the narrative and the dialogue is flawless." (AudioFile magazine)

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Loved this story, much better than the first one and I really enjoyed the first one! Narrator was great but once again the accents were just a little annoying but not enough to spoil the story. Plot was excellent, slow build up and not easy to guess the ending. I enjoy the way this writer ties up all the loose ends and doesn't leave you hanging like so many do. Really looking forward to book 3.

Great Story

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As the heading says I can't wait for the last instalment. Why is such a small town so sick and evil?

Can not wait for book three

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I love the way the story is brought together at the end. This however, was a gripping book from the beginning. There are so many twists and turns .

The Lullaby Man

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Having grown up in the Blue Mountains I love hearing about my old romping ground and with a fantastic mystery. Kept me wanting to listen all at once.

Great story

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Great sequel. I adore the narrator Caroline Lee- but her Scottish accent is pretty bad.

Great

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I loved how this booked tied in with the first. So looking forward to the last one of the series. Such personable characters.

Binge read in a day!

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I was enthralled all the way to the end and I didn’t work out who did it until just before the end!!!!

Awesome

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I enjoy these books on human life and abuse. so many past traumas shape our lives. it often weaves a Web of intrigue.. this book had me guessing right to the end.

secrets kept

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Sequel is strong but the narrator's attempts to mimic accents is worse than the first novel.

Great story, but

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This is an amazing book! Take a few gritty subjects that we'd rather not think about and work towards the most alarming conclusions; take us through eye witness/listening moments until the final shocking resolution of the final pages. I'm exhausted! But it is 4:38am - I've listened without sleep all through the night. What a book! What a writer. Caroline Lee is a familiar Aussie voice who has developed heaps more voices as she's read so many books throughout the years. Five stars to everyone involved with this book. I'm still shaking my head, stunned.

OMG! I'm Stunned!

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