The Guilty Husband

De: Stephanie DeCarolis

Narrado por: Jason Keller, Grace Andrews

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It only takes one lie to destroy a marriage.

THE PERFECT HUSBAND…

Vince Taylor has everything he could dream of. He’s the CEO of a tech firm in New York City, owns a beautiful home, and most importantly, he is married to Nicole – the woman who stole his heart the first moment he set eyes on her. Together they have built the perfect life.

ONE GUILTY SECRET

But when Layla, a stunning young intern at Vince’s company is found dead, all eyes are suddenly on him. Vince has a secret that threatens to tear their perfect world apart…

He was having an affair with Layla. And he’ll do anything to cover his tracks.

DO YOU BELIEVE HIM?

When the police discover Vince lied about their relationship, they are convinced they have found Layla’s killer.

If Vince kept quiet about the affair… what else is he guilty of?

A totally gripping thriller, this book will have you glued from the very first page until the jaw-dropping final twist. Fans of The Perfect Couple, My Perfect Wife and The Undoing will love this novel!

©2021 Stephanie DeCarolis (P)2021 HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Story was decent but the narrators ugh

I liked the story fine, I guessed the ending a quarter of the way through. The narrators were so bad they hurt my ears. I won’t listen to another book they narrate ever.

Narrator needs some coaching.

I almost quit reading due to narration, but the book was good and glad I stuck with it. After I got used to the vocal fry voice, the mispronunciation of the frequently used word “says” (pronounced to rhyme with “stays”) almost made me quit again. Other words were also mispronounced, but that was less grating.
The plot was good and the book was entertaining.

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A different story for a change. And what a good one it is!
This was refreshing and full of suspense. Was the Husband guilty?? You Must listen to this to find out, and I highly recommend it. I'm glad I took a chance on this book, it was worth it. I wasn't overly impressed with the narration, but it was easy to get past it because the story was really that good.

Great book!

I didn’t expect to love this as much as I did. It had me hooked from start to finish.

Good Story Bad Narrator

The story was interesting but the woman narrator was not so good. Her voice as the detective did not suit the character. She made her voice sultry and seductive so it took away from the NY cop she portrayed.

bothered me when sometimes a man's voice was spoke

spoken with a woman's voice. that was confusing to me. overall enjoyed the book

Story was suspenseful and had a good twist.

I liked the story line. It had a good twist at the end. I didn’t like the narrator as much. She made the female police officer sound sultry.

This is the weirdest narration I’ve ever heard, it’s really distracting.

This narration is so annoying it’s hard to tell how good the book may have been if you just read it, and I’m normally a huge audiobook fan.

The narration distracts from the story

The story held my attention but the female narrator overplayed her voices and pronounced certain words very strangely. It was very distracting. Almost didn’t finish it because of that.

Book is terrific, narration is painful!

I LOVED this story, but almost quit it many times because of the narrators.
The ‘female’ voices were so breathy and sounded like a 1-900 telephone operator. The ‘male’ voices were ridiculously exaggerated and annoying that it made it hard to follow at times.
Again, the book was excellent…if you can make it through the performance you’ll enjoy it…or just pick up the book and read it yourself :)