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Who Killed My Daughter?

By: Lois Duncan
Narrated by: Teri Clark Linden
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The best-selling young adult novelist recounts her daughter's mysterious shooting death and her own investigation into the crime, describing her use of a psychic to contact her dead child and expose the truth.

©1992 Lois Duncan (P)2013 Audible, Inc. Crime Law Murder True Crime Nonfiction True Crime

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In Who Killed My Daughter?, acclaimed young adult author Lois Duncan recounts the harrowing story of her own daughter’s tragically unsolved murder, and her personal quest to find and bring a killer to justice.

Teri Clark Linden performs this raw and affecting memoir, her calm, even voice bringing some balance to the emotional turmoil evident throughout this intense audiobook. Who Killed My Daughter? is a poignant and elegiac recollection of personal grief and grit in the face of immeasurable horror, and Duncan’s journey through shock to rage and eventually uneasy acceptance is gripping, and not to be missed.

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Throughout the book, I felt the narrator was a distraction, at times even an irritant.

Complex, very detailed

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I feel horrible for this woman. Not the ending I was hoping for. I hope they found answers.

heartbreaking

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I can't express enough how bad the narration is. It is truly, replusivly, disgusting narration!

Narration so bad, I will look up the story.

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hearing the pain from lois Duncan was aweful. You could feel the pain minute by minute,month by month. the overall was great. it took me 5 days to finish audio because the narrator was aweful and made me fall aaleep

great story but narrator was aweful

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I enjoy reading nonfiction. However, this story (even though there is a sequel) suffers from the number one issue with true stories, it is unresolved. So it is fascinating to read about the family, the case, and all the possible solutions. But you have to be okay without those answers.

True Story

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I struggled to finish the book. It drug on too long. Would not recommend it.

Too draggy

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It was quite annoying that the voice sounded like a computer. It’s unfortunate as this is a great story

Mechanical voice for a great story

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Uses culturally inappropriate words like "oriental" to describe Asian people. The narrator is terrible at accents, her Mexican, Norwegian, and Vietnamese accents all sound vaguely Asian.

Sad, compelling story but needs to be updated

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Although there is not a definitive ending to this story (and no answer to the titular question), the author takes the listener on a journey both incredulous and everyday. The story told is a melding of true crime and memoir and reveals how "ordinary people" with "ordinary lives" are impacted by extra ordinary events.

Draws you in

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I struggled with the narrator in the beginning. Once I figured out if I sped her voice up it got much better. It's a shameless this crime is still has not been solved.

Very interesting true story!

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