Alone

About This Audiobook

Lisa Gardner crafts a relentless, high-stakes thriller that tests the limits of human endurance and trust. *Alone* thrusts listener into the mind of State Trooper Bobby Dodge, a sharpshooter whose job demands split-second decisions—until he becomes the one who must decide when to act and when to wait. The tension isn’t just in the hostage standoff Dodge watches through his sniper scope; it’s in the psychological warfare unfolding in his own head as he questions every instinct. Gardner excels at stripping away comfort, forcing characters—and listeners—to confront vulnerability in ways that feel viscerally real. The audiobook’s short runtime is no accident; every minute crackles with urgency, propelling you forward even when the emotional weight threatens to pull you under. Holter Graham’s narration elevates the experience even further, his deep, measured voice grounding the chaos with a sense of inevitability. Whether it’s the clipped urgency of dialogue or the eerie stillness of Dodge’s internal monologue, Graham makes every whisper and shout feel like it’s happening in your ear—no distance, no mercy.