In Another Life

De: Imogen Clark

Narrado por: Polly Edsell

How big a lie would you tell to protect the ones you love?

From the million copy bestselling author of In a Single Moment comes a heart-twisting story of family, identity and the cost of truth.

Bronte Ashton thought she knew everything about her mother Loretta—until a stranger appears at her funeral claiming to be Loretta's long-lost sister. But Loretta was an only child.

Grief turns to confusion, then a desire to find out the truth. Because while her siblings dismiss the woman as an impostor, Bronte can't ignore the nagging feeling that maybe they didn't know their mother at all.

As Bronte journeys from Loretta's beloved home in Yorkshire to the heat-soaked hillsides of Sicily, she uncovers more questions than answers. Why did Loretta leave her old life behind? And what secret was worth erasing her entire past to protect? But as Bronte edges closer to the truth, she realizes that some family secrets, once revealed, have the power to shatter not just the past, but everything she holds dear in the present.

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Reseñas de la Crítica

‘In Another Life is a moving novel about long-held secrets and loyalties between sisters. As the subtly-drawn characters’ stories unfold, an intriguing family mystery transports the reader from the quiet streets of Ripon to the heat and savage beauty of a Sicilian summer.’—Fiona Valpy, bestselling author of The Storyteller of Casablanca

Enjoy all Imogene Clark stories!

Another lovely story. Enjoyed the story of two sisters who loved and sacrificed being together all in the name of live!

I wanted more!

I feel like the mystery of the magic was never revealed. I wanted to know why! I did like the book but felt there was something missing.

Sweet sisterhood story

I loved this book. There are all sorts of discoveries, betrayals and forgiveness. The Slight suspense kept me wanting more

Started out interesting, but…

Hard to describe without spoiling the story. There’s a mystery and different parts of the book reveal it slowly. But at some point, nothing made sense anymore. It just didn’t hold together and I am left with questions.