A Woman Alone

De: Nina Laurin

Narrado por: Chloe Cannon

A high-stakes, pulse-pounding thriller from the bestselling author of Girl Last Seen.
A year after a brutal home invasion that left her traumatized, Cecelia, along with her husband and their three-year-old daughter, move into a new house with a complex security system that is supposed to make her feel safe.
But reality proves different as strange things begin to happen at home and the security system reveals that the house had a prior occupant: Lydia.
On her quest to discover the fate of the mysterious Lydia, Cecelia uncovers metaphorical skeletons in the closet, and she realizes that that no one's secrets are safe -- including her own.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Laurin crafts a Rebecca for a new generation, tapping into the old fears of domestic security, predecessor anxiety, and adding in a dash of high-tech paranoia. This is domestic suspense taken to a logical, terrifying extreme."—CrimeReads.com

"This addicting thriller rachets up the suspense until the very last page."—Woman's World on The Starter Wife

"Laurin, with her knack for psychological suspense, here portrays the effects of obsession in chilling detail as the facts of Claire's life are revealed. A spine-tingler."—Booklist on The Starter Wife

"The Starter Wife reminded me of the powerful novel Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins."—The Missourian

"Nina Laurin's psychological suspense thrill ride will have you ripping through its pages at warp speed as you dig for the truth about a fateful event that drove two twin siblings apart."—PopSugar.com on What My Sister Knew

"An intense psychological thriller that has a surprise twist... Laurin provides an insightful look at how secrets can shatter a bond between twins."—Publishers Weekly on What My Sister Knew

"A twisty, mind-bending thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat as she probes the bond and secrets between twins."—USA Today on What My Sister Knew

"From the very first page, Girl Last Seen jettisons the reader into the life of a crime victim trying to outrun her past. Fast-paced and hard-edged, it is a heart-stopping thriller that had me guessing to the very end."—Heather Gudenkauf, New York Times bestselling author of The Weight of Silence and Not a Sound

"Every good thriller has a shocking plot twist. Girl Last Seen has many. Author Nina Laurin's eerie novel will stay with you for days, months, even years to come."—HelloGiggles.com

so so good

A nice refreshing change to the normal domestic thriller! A very unique story line, the characters were maybe not so developed but it doesnt take away from the story line. Definitely recommend it!!

Different in a good way.

I was pleasantly surprised by this one. A story line I haven’t encountered before and truly intoxicating. I didn’t see the twist coming and felt satisfied with the ending. If you are looking for something different, this is it!

GREAT

Such a great book!! Suspenseful throughout the entire book! I listened to it one day!

Good book,

I enjoyed this one. The premise was very good and could have been a really good book with maybe more character development or more exciting details to get your blood pumping. Not a bad book anyway.

Scary, Creepy, & A Bit Blasse

Overall it was a good book. The few quirks I had with it was that they used the women's voice to be a man's voice. Is it difficult to find a man to read audio books? The whole story revolved around living in a smart home. I certainly wouldn't have one if it were free; and I mean it. I was just hoping for a bigger ending of the smart home than the one that was given.

Narration

Remember in Pee Wee’s Big Adventure when he’s playing the bellhop? Well, that’s the husband’s voice in this book. Thankfully he doesn’t have much dialogue. Other than that, the story is good and that narration otherwise great!

very good

Didn't expect the ending! Definitely a good listen!! Highly recommend, I'd even buy the book!

pretty good book. good Narration

aa always there will be no spoilers in my reviews
I actually liked it a little more than I expected. I loved the technology , it was fresh I found it to be a tiny bit predictable ( for me , I read a lot and this is my go to genre , I was surprised by a portion though ( respect earned I didn't see that coming ) however I did put it all together a little sooner than I would have liked. it was ok. though. sometimes that happens still a good book all in all.

Frog Croaking Narration

Ok, this was a rare return for me. The story was so clever and unique I TRIED my best to make it through. But the female narrator literally did some kind of croaking sound to perform the male voice of the husband. It was like ET meets bullfrog. I was hopeful he would not be a big part in the story, because I was fairly fascinated by the idea of a "Smart Home" with a ghost - but sadly I could NOT take even the few minutes here and there where he was present. Literally shocked that Audible would use this narrator. Might be a good read, but the audible is horrible.