The Girl In the Woods

De: Lorna Dounaeva

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

'The Girl in the Woods is a great psychological thriller which kept me glued to the pages.' Amazon reviewer
'A brilliant, creepy but very creative domestic noir' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
'This psychological thriller kept my interest. How well do we really know someone?' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I finally have the family I've always dreamed of, so why do I feel like someone's stepped on my grave?

Noel and I are desperate for a child, so when we're given the chance to adopt a young girl named Orchid, we eagerly seize it. We've been cautioned it will take time for Orchid to adjust to our family, but the challenges we face seem beyond the norm. Rooms flood, mirrors shatter, and Orchid denies any involvement. Then things take a dark turn, and I'm truly terrified. Who is this child we've welcomed into our lives, and will we ever be able to tame her?

Lorna Dounaeva's works include The Wife's Mistake and The Perfect Housemate. If you're a fan of psychological thrillers like 'Girl on The Train' and 'Gone Girl,' you won't want to miss these thrilling reads. Recommended for fans of K.L Slater, Daniel Hurst and Lucinda Berry.


More books by Lorna Dounaeva

The Housemate
The Wife's Mistake
The Family Trap
The Perfect Family
The Wrong Twin
The Girl in the Woods
The Perfect Girl

The McBride Vendetta Psychological Thriller Series

FRY
Angel Dust
Cold Bath Lane
The Wedding (Short story)
The Girl Who Caught Fire
The Bitter End

A gripping story marred by Virtual Voice

I decided to start “The Girl in the Woods” using virtual voice and was disappointed. I chose this book because of Lorna Dounaeva, an author I am familiar with, but my experience was mixed. While the story itself was engaging and well-written, with plenty of secrets, twists and a healthy dose of creepiness, I was disappointed with the virtual voice narration. The plot follows Noel and his partner as they adopt a young girl named Orchid, only to discover that she may be more than they bargained for. I recommend this author (narrator a must, no virtual voice) to fans of psychological thrillers. My first and last virtual voice audiobook.

With two hours left, I jumped to the end… shame because the story was suspenseful…