Look For Me
Detective D.D. Warren • Book 10
by Lisa Gardner
Narrated by Kirsten Potter
Why Listen to This Audiobook?
Four bodies, one missing teenager, and two investigators who can't agree on whether she's a victim or the killer — Kirsten Potter keeps you guessing which way this will break.
- Great if you want: dual-investigator tension with a morally ambiguous missing-girl mystery
- Listening experience: taut and propulsive — Gardner doesn't let you settle into assumptions
- Narration: Potter handles Flora Dane's edge and D.D.'s authority as distinct voices
- Skip if: you're new to the series — Flora's arc carries more weight with context
About This Audiobook
Four people are dead in a Boston home. The only survivor, a sixteen-year-old girl, is missing — possibly a victim, possibly a perpetrator, possibly both. Detective D.D. Warren and survivor-turned-vigilante Flora Dane come at the case from different directions: D.D. seeking justice through the system, Flora seeking something that might look like justice but is more personal. Lisa Gardner's tenth D.D. Warren novel runs the dual-protagonist structure that has come to define the series' later entries.
Kirsten Potter narrates D.D.'s storyline with the physical confidence that has characterized her work in the series, and her handling of Flora's perspective demonstrates the range the dual narrative demands. At just over 11 hours, Look for Me is a propulsive thriller that uses the partnership between a detective and a survivor to ask what justice actually requires from the people pursuing it.
