Like Mother, Like Daughter

A novel

De: Kimberly McCreight

Narrado por: Olivia Campbell, Cassandra Campbell

NATIONAL BESTSELLER! • From the New York Times bestselling author of Reconstructing Amelia: A daughter races to uncover her mother's secret life in the wake of her disappearance • "A breathless, shocking thriller." —Jodi Picoult

The past never stays buried for too long, and what you don't know can definitely hurt you.⁠

“Deeply satisfying”—Angie Kim • “Gripping and bingeable."—Ana Reyes • “As suspenseful as it is thought-provoking."—Greer Hendricks

When Cleo, a student at NYU, arrives late for dinner at her childhood home in Brooklyn, she finds food burning in the oven and no sign of her mother, Kat. Then Cleo discovers her mom’s bloody shoe under the sofa. Something terrible has happened.

But what? The polar opposite of Cleo, whose “out of control” emotions and “unsafe” behavior have created a seemingly unbridgeable rift between mother and daughter, Kat is the essence of Park Slope perfection: a happily married, successful corporate lawyer. Or so Cleo thinks.

Kat has been lying. She’s not just a lawyer; she’s her firm’s fixer. She’s damn good at it, too. Growing up in a dangerous group home taught her how to think fast, stay calm under pressure, and recognize a real threat when she sees one. And in the days leading up her disappearance, Kat has become aware of multiple threats: demands for money from her unfaithful soon-to-be ex-husband; evidence that Cleo has slipped back into a relationship that’s far riskier than she understands; and menacing anonymous messages from her past—all of which she’s kept hidden from Cleo . . .

Like Mother, Like Daughter is a thrilling novel of emotional suspense that questions the damaging fictions we cling to and the hard truths we avoid. Above all, it’s a love story between a mother and a daughter, each determined to save the other before it’s too late.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Interesting plot twists. Great character development. Some parts were not shocking but overall I really enjoyed how it played out. I would definitely read another of hers.

Like Mother, Like Daughter

This was a suspense novel about how your lies and past can catch up to you. The mother(Kat) and daughter(Cleo) had a complicated relationship. When Kat goes missing though Cleo seems to be the only one who cares. There are many people who could have hurt Kat from present day interactions or from her difficult past. There are quite a few twists in this book and an unexpected conclusion. I give it a 3.75 🌟

Excellent!

An incredibly moving and well told story. The reader did a great job bringing each character to life

Great book!

Don’t miss this one. It was excellent and hard to figure out what happened. Must read.

Cleo’s narrator fell short

The story was ok but I found myself having a hard time getting into it mainly because of the person performing Cleo’s chapters. She made Cleo sound much younger and whinier than she was supposed to be and didn’t change the influx in her voice much between characters to differentiate them. I felt like it hurt the story.

Disappointing

I have loved all of her books. This was really disappointing… And the narrators voice for the daughter was terrible. Super annoying. Ended up listening at a 1.8 just to finish.

Excellent. You won't be disappointed!

I am pleasantly suprised to find a first rate novel after a series of mediocre ones. A great plot, interesting characters, including minor ones, a plot that hung together very well, kept my attention, had terrific plot twists, was believable, well paced, all in all a great novel. Even a good narrator. You won't be disappointed.

Uneven narration - skip this one

Cassandra Campbell is always good and performs Katrina well. The problem is with the narrator performing Cleo. She is terrible. Her narration nearly ruins the listen. Same last name… related? The book wasn’t as enjoyable as it should have been and I wish I hadn’t used a credit on it.

Fast paced and a thriller

An interesting plot and a fast read. However, some loose ends. No justice or retribution for the despicable men in this story.

Good thriller

There were two (related?) narrators - the older was excellent, the younger was not. When the younger spoke the voice was the exact same for every single character, so much so that I struggled to follow at times. If the book wasn’t as gripping as it was, though it did move a bit slow at times- I would’ve DNF because of the narrator which took away from the story