Alone in the Dark

De: Joanne Ryan

Narrado por: Rose Robinson

The BRAND NEW psychological thriller from bestseller Joanne RyanShe witnessed a murder… but nobody’s dead

It’s a quiet night, like any other, when Abi goes for her usual night-time run. Running is her escape from all the stresses of life, the thing she does to feel stronger than the man who once hurt her so badly.

But then – as she turns a quiet corner – she sees a car hitting somebody. Rushing forward as the driver screeches off into the night, she realises the man in the road has already died.

She goes to call for help, and when she returns to the scene of the hit-and-run, she finds a policeman already waiting. But there’s no body. No one else is there.

Abi knows what she saw. But everyone else seems to thinks she’s lost her mind. Everyone except one person. Who wants her to stay silent… forever.

A totally unmissable psychological suspense novel, perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Sue Watson, and Freida McFadden.

©2024 Joanne Ryan (P)2024 Boldwood Books

Robinson! Her voice is exquisite!

Robinson! Her vocals are exquisite!
Yes, another one I chose because of the narrator, in this case, the brilliant Rose Robinson. As a British psychological thriller, “Alone in the Dark” had me hooked from the very first chapter. No multitasking during this one! The plot is layered with subplots, making it essential to listen intently and fully appreciate the unexpected twists and turns. Robinson's voice is absolutely exquisite, and I was drawn in by her skillful presentation. My first book by Joanne Ryan, hopefully, won’t be my last. The story follows Abi, a night runner who witnesses a hit-and-run, but when she returns to the scene, the body has disappeared. As Abi attempts to find the truth, she's met with disbelief, along with devious and mysterious characters. Who can truly be trusted? Ryan expertly weaves multiple plot threads, surprises and jaw-dropping secrets that kept me listening into the early hours of the morning. As for Robinson, her vocals go above and beyond, right up there with Tamsin Kennard and Clare Corbett, two first-class British favorites of mine. $12.98 well-spent and most definitely recommended, I urge you to grab this one now. It’s a wild ride from beginning to end.

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{{NOTE: In Chapter 22, I thought I detected an audio glitch in the recording, as narration, in mid-sentence, quickly skipped to another subplot, then to the end}}. A bit confusing on my part… However, after updating Audible resetting my devices, and continuing my listen on my iPad, from Chapter 22 through the end, all came together with satisfaction.