Saving Meghan

De: D. J. Palmer

Narrado por: Mary Stuart Masterson, Rebecca Soler

Saving Meghan is a riveting new thriller full of secrets and lies from author D.J. Palmer.

Can you love someone to death?

Some would say Becky Gerard is a devoted mother and would do anything for her only child. Others, including her husband, Carl, claim she's obsessed and can't stop the vicious circle of finding a cure at her daughter's expense.

Fifteen-year-old Meghan has been in and out of hospitals with a plague of unexplained illnesses. But when the ailments take a sharp turn, clashing medical opinions begin to raise questions about the puzzling nature of Meghan’s illness. Doctors suspect Munchausen syndrome by proxy, a rare behavioral disorder where the primary caretaker seeks medical help for made-up symptoms of a child. Is this what's going on? Or is there something even more sinister at hand?

As the Gerards grow more and more suspicious of each other and their medical team, Becky must race against time to prove her daughter has a deadly disease. But first, she must confront her darkest fears and family secrets that threaten to not only upend her once-ordered life...but to destroy it.

Praise for Saving Meghan:

"Plenty of twists...will keep you turning the pages as you guess...and guess again." (Lisa Scottoline, New York Times best-selling author of After Anna)

"An acute, sensitive portrayal of family love under extreme stress...[with] a touch of Hitchcock." (William Landay, New York Times best-selling author of Defending Jacob)

"Smart and taut.... Moves at a lightning pace." (Alafair Burke, New York Times best-selling author of The Wife)

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“DJ Palmer captivates readers with the fine line between a mother on a mission and a mother who’s gone way too far. With a young girl’s life hanging in the balance, the stakes couldn’t be higher in this pulse-pounding winner of a thriller.” (Lisa Gardner, number-one New York Times best-selling author)

“Mother doesn’t always know best in this thrill ride of a novel. Palmer expertly weaves together a story of family skeletons, a teenage girl’s medical crisis - and the mother of all questions at the crux of it - what’s real and what’s imagined? Gripping and twisted.” (Karin Slaughter, number-one New York Times best-selling author)

Okay

Most of the book was not bad, though it dragged at times, but the suspenseful climax (not) was ridiculous, and the villain and motive absolutely absurd. Read the first 3/4 and then write your own ending-it will be better.

Unexpected

Didn’t even know what I was getting myself into too but I enjoyed it. A little unbelievable but was a nice kind of medical thriller

Written for TV

Entertaining story but very predictable and very much written with TV/movie rights in mind.

Overall entertaining for a long car ride but also not great.

Mediocre story

Predictable. Held my interest but not anything I will be remembering a year from now. The narration was terrible, sounded unpracticed. She mispronounced a few medical terms which was unacceptable. I would find something better to read.

Unlike any other!!

Just wow! I could not stop listening! this is maybe the 2nd or 3rd book I've listened to straight thru. And this is a long book! I can say that I honestly didn't see the ending twist at all. Not at all. This is the 2nd book by this author that I listened to, and I've already pre-ordered the third. I cannot wait.

Great Read!

I usually read a lot of historical fiction, so this was different from what I'm used to. I got through it pretty fast, really wanting to see what happened at the end. There were a lot of plot twists, and I was surprised to see what eventually happened. I found myself trying to figure it out, but not really sure what would happen. He wraps up everything nicely. Very entertaining and enjoyable read that keeps you thinking right up until the end! This would make a great movie!

WOW

Love this book. Definitely did not see the end coming! Very well written with good characters.

I don’t know

I was all in - couldn’t stop listening. I was hooked.

Until the last part.

Seriously? It was all so laughable. It was as if the author was given only 20 minutes to crank out the last part of an otherwise amazing book.

I recommend the first 98%. The last 2%? Not so much.

Saving Meghan By D.J.Palmer

Enjoyed the voice on my audiobook
Which enabled me to understand and like the characters in the book. Also allowed me to not like some characters..
It kept my interest to hear and see interesting characters. Did not have closure with Becky’s sexual personalities... Nancy Prohens

a bit predictable

i loved his tech mysteries. hoping for more of those. i still enjoyed this but medical ones are more predictable to me.