Behind a Locked Door

De: Sarah A. Denzil

Narrado por: Robyn Addison, Lucy Dixon

She opened the wrong door. Now her life will never be the same.

When Lucy Foster visits her old friend, she doesn't expect to hear a baby crying behind a locked cellar door. But what she finds shatters everything she thought she knew: a terrified teenage girl and a newborn, hidden away like a secret shame.

As Lucy's quiet life spirals into a media frenzy, and the town turns against her, one thing becomes clear—someone is watching. And they want Lucy to stop helping the girl in the cellar.

Because the truth is darker than anyone imagines. And unlocking it may cost Lucy everything.

©2025 Sarah A. Denzil (P)2025 Audible Ltd.

The twists and turns

The plot was good it kept my attention through the ending . Can’t wait to see what is next

Fast paced thriller

I didn’t want to stop listening! Just enough back story on the characters and nonstop suspense.

WHAT A RIDE!

From beginning to end, I was constantly guessing! Just when I think I have it figured out, NOPE! I just finished it and I’ll be thinking of this title for a long while. Definitely a multi-listen title.

Entertaining enough, but a little predictable.

The story was entertaining enough. I felt at times the plot twists were a little predictable (I certainly knew who the dark man was long before we got major hints). Most of all I just felt that the characters made too many really dumb decisions which bothered me. However, it’s an OK read and I certainly wanted to know how it ended so there’s that.

Flow

What a great read. I actually listened twice by accident which tells you the twists and turns are constantly coming.

The narration of places and situations

I liked that it kept me interested. Is the first audiobook I ever listen to beginning to end

A Mother’s Love

I liked that the protagonist for once was not totally dumb. She involved the police often. Enjoyable, I will read her again.

Twists and turns

This was a great listen. It’s kept me guessing and once I figured it out it still made me think I could be wrong.

Finally! A story without “before” and “now” laziness!

I’m likely exaggerating in giving it a perfect score but I did enjoy it quite thoroughly and the sheer fact that it’s the first story in this genre that hasn’t relied on the lazy writing trope of going back in time (before) and then present day, etc. bravo for actually writing a mostly linear story in the 3rd person!

Good story

A bit different than the norm.
Good story, and narration.
I love everything I’ve listened to so far by Sarah. Keep them coming!!