Three Weeks to Say Goodbye: A Novel Audiobook

" I'm pleasantly surprised by this book. I found it in B&N for six dollars in the bargain books section, so I gave it a home. When I read what it was about (An adoptive family recieving a call from their adoption agency, alerting them that the birth father of their nine month old daughter had not signed away his rights, and now would like her back), I thought it was more of a drama (in a Jodi Piccoult fashion) than a thriller. It never slowed down, not once. I was immediately engulfed in any parent's worst nightmare. Twists were interesting and unexpected. I really liked it. "

" listened on my way to wk, enjoyed it. "

" This was a good book - I had a hard time putting it down. Adopting a baby from a teenage mom after years of infertility... then teenage dad (who never signed his parental rights away) shows up with his powerful Judge dad and wants the baby back. Every adoptive parents nightmare! The story seemed very realistic from an emotional standpoint. Some of the scenes seemed a little too much - these were average people and some of the gun play, well, I'm just not sure real life would have gone there - but maybe... The Jeter character was too much, though. Overall, a good book! "

" I really liked it. I couldn't put the book down. I don't read a lot of mysteries but I may start. The characters in this book intrigued me. I lived in Denver for awhile and it's always nice to hear about familiar places. Great ending but I won't say much about that. I especially loved the police officers. What a job. Cody was my favorite and his uncle Jeter, what a guy. "

" I was drawn to this book because as an adoptive mom the thought of having to give a child back to the biological parent sounds like a nightmare. I thought it was very well written and provided lots of suspense. Some of it seemed a little far fetched in terms of gun-play and the character of Jeter Hoyt wasn't very believable. The author mentioned the adoptive mother's drinking and something about the furnace in the adoptive parents house. It seemed to have no significance to the story even though it was brought up several times. Those two facts were left dangling with me saying, "Hmmmm." I will read more of this author's stand-alone books. I don't feel up to reading his series. "

" This thriller explores an adoptive parents worst nightmare! I found this book very captivating and it kept me intrigued. Written like a true life crime, this book will keep you wondering what will happen next! "

" I loved the premise of this book. One night I actually had nightmares about people coming into my house just to mess with me, much like the characters in this book. The ending I felt was lacking, but again, worth my time to read, I saw it through to the end. "

" Good, fast read. A solid mystery novel, not being an expert in mysteries, however. Book one of three mysteries set in Denver/Colorado given to me by a friend before I left LA. One to books three and four soon. "

" It is as hard to put down as all of his books were. "

" Parts of this book seemed implausible. "

" I really liked it. It had far more twists than I thought it would. A really good page turner. "

" Entertaining book that I enjoyed for a change of scenery. "

" Like books by Harlan Coben, this author's book grabbed me right away. It was such a page turner, that I finished it in a day! "

" Enjoyable story from an author I've never read before. I'll have to pick up more of his books. "

" Not his best book. I don't think I liked the lead player much, which detracted from the storyline. I thought the plot was a little flakey and I couldn't really beleive all the people that were getting shotup, with virtually no police involvement at all. It was an ok book "

" Really good, wasn't sure what was going to happen til the end "

" Gripping, edge of your seat thriller. This was my first time to read this author and I liked the style. Jack & Melissa are fighting to keep their adopted daughter. It had plenty of twists. Definitely recommended. "

" Loved BLUE HEAVEN (first of his books I've read) but this is a page turner. "

" Overdone "

" Great book, lots of suspense and an ending I could live with : ) "

" An almost noir story of a corrupt judge trying to reclaim an adopted granddaughter. Good page-turner, a really quicdk read "

" First sentence, "It was Saturday morning, November 3, and the first thing I noticed when I entered my office was that my telephone message light was blinking." "

" Talk about suspense! A fast read you can't put down. C.J. Box has a series, too, but his stand-alones are the BEST! Especially this one... "

" Audio Book. I was definitely entertained and I definitely didn't like the antagonists but, the hero kept doing stupid things. That gave the book a lower score. I will probably go back to CJ Box for more books but, I still prefer a better hero. "

" Audio Book. I was definitely entertained and I definitely didn't like the antagonists but, the hero kept doing stupid things. That gave the book a lower score. I will probably go back to CJ Box for more books but, I still prefer a better hero. "

" This novel is not part of the Joe Pickens series, but I loved it! Glad to have discovered a new author, thanks to my Goodreads friend, Jana! "

" Good suspense - not so great ending.... "

" Very good book. Suspense / thriller that kept me on the edge of my seat. I am definately going to look for more by this author. "

" so far this book is a good read "

" Good story. Again, unnecessary violence but less than Blue Heaven. "

" It was a good suspense(sp?) book, but had a lot of swearing and really could have done with out it! "

" I thought it was okay, but there was just too much (unpunished, unnecessary) collateral damage, and a really quick, almost too-tidy wrap up. There were also several plot holes that would have been easy enough to fill in/change to fit the story. I guess I was just expecting more from this book. "