I Become Her

A Thriller

De: Joe Hart

Narrado por: Sarah Naughton, Abigail Reno, Joe Knezevich

A wife’s search for her husband’s true identity spirals into a nightmare of fear and paranoia in a twisting novel of psychological suspense by the Edgar Award-winning author of Or Else.

Only ten days into their marriage, Imogen and Lev Carmichael are on a honeymoon cruise in the Mediterranean when Imogen suspects her husband of being unfaithful. Amid the recriminations, denials, and rage, Lev falls overboard into the water. It’s a miracle he’s found alive. And with no memory of what pushed him—and Imogen—over the edge.

Back home among family and friends, Imogen and Lev are finally starting to readjust. As terrified as Imogen is of Lev’s memories returning, it’s her suspicions of infidelity that get the best of her. Then, searching for clues, she discovers a woman from Lev’s past he never told her about…a woman who has been missing for years. More alarming is that Imogen soon has reason to believe that Lev remembers more than he’s letting on. But why would he lie?

The man Imogen loved, married, and trusted is a man she’s now beginning to fear. And she must decide how far she’s willing to go to uncover the truth.

©2025 by Joe Hart. (P)2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Hart gleefully explores his characters’ dark sides while keeping questions about their capacities for violence wide open until the book’s explosive finale. With simmering suspense, slick sleight-of-hand, and a pitch-black view of modern relationships, this offers an acidic summertime thrill.”—Publishers Weekly

Not Sure…

First off, the narrator’s breathless and breathing sounds were truly annoying. I get punctuating sentences dramatically, but pace it. Secondly, the protagonist is just so unlikable. Nothing redeeming about her. So busy trying to solve mysteries…nothing clever about this woman, almost to the point of throat punch. Everyone telling her to seek help, even in her own mind, annoying. I get fiction, but not sure.

Excellent Read!

I loved the plot, the twists the ending was amazing! If you love unexpected endings this is a great read.

Great read!

* Spoilers in review!* I loved this book! I couldn’t stop listening, I was finding things to do that allowed me to keep listening. I wanted to find out what was happening! The twists were surprising, I didn’t guess any of it! The narrators were good. Great ending though I do wish there was an epilogue and more into Imogen’s life after Lev was gone and her telling Jamie about their child together. I thoroughly enjoyed the book. I read a book a day and I enjoy many but there are just a few a year that I can’t get enough of and this was one of them.

A page turner

So many surprises. Could not put this book down. Loved every plot going on . You won’t be disappointed

4.5 stars

I Become Her by Joe Hart is thoroughly entertaining. I did not want to put it down, waiting for the next secret or move to be revealed. There were no glaring moments of MWW, which I appreciated. However, there were a few loose ends that I wish we could have seen through. Overall, beautifully written.

Sarah Naughton as Imogen was amazing to listen to! Abigail Reno as Sierra and Joe Knezevich as Lev rounded out the narration well.

edge of your seat

This book!!!! I could not stop listening. Easy 5 star listen. I loved the main female character!

Edge of my seat

I read a LOT of thrillers and this one had my heart pounding more than many I’ve read in recent history! Well done.

Fast-paced and twisty.

Newlywed, and already suspicious of infidelity. It made me wonder what dating life was like. Surely, there were signs before honeymoon. Anyhoo, completely unsettled by her suspicions, Imogen sets about finding answers, which only sends her spiraling more. Now, Lev is recovering from his near death push, and Imogen is walking on eggshells awaiting the return of his memories. Memories, he never truly lost. This happy couple is anything but, as you'll learn after reading. Great book!

Crazy good!

The plot twists were non-stop and the ending was the perfectly wrapped present. Loved it!

The inability to connect the threads of the story.

What a mess. Too much. Definitely too many subplots. Often, I felt lost and dialog was disconnected to the point i had to give up.