The Mirror House Girls

De: Faith Gardner

Narrado por: Raquel Beattie

An isolated compound. A so-called family. A collision course with unthinkable violence.

When Winona rents a room at the eccentric Mirror House, she hopes to make new friends. What she gets instead is a “family” led by the charismatic psychologist Simon Spellmeyer.

But if she wants to stay at Mirror House, Winona must join in following Simon’s strange protocols for self-improvement. Warning bells chime inside her, but the allure of transformation keeps her hooked. While his methods are disturbing, the results are undeniable.

Soon, Simon’s vision for their future spirals in a darker direction. The group relocates, expands, and Winona’s once-close bond with her housemates grows fractured by mistrust until she’s trapped among people she hardly recognizes—including herself.

Can Winona wake up to the true cost of Simon’s vision in time to get out alive? Or will the utopian dream descend into a tragic nightmare?

©2024 Faith Gardner (P)2025 Faith Gardner

Eh

It was just okay.. nothing too exciting all pretty easy to guess what would happen next.

Chilling tale

I thoroughly enjoyed the story and the performance for The Mirror House Girls. This is a psychological thriller that follows a woman who gets involved with a cult. She is desperate to belong somewhere and finds family in the most unusual way. I read this and thought about what truly goes on in these types of situations and my heart went out to the MC. Well done! I could not stop listening to see what would happen next! Highly recommend for anyone who enjoys psych thrillers.

Meh waste of a credit

Predictable. The narrator voices do not match the age or the personality of the women. I was waiting and waiting and waiting for it to take off. Never does. One monotone uninteresting story. I had to finish it bc I paid for it and I hate leaving books unread. But yeah don’t waste your money. Also side note the main characters name is Simon and the amount of times they said “Simon Says” was ridiculous. I struggled not to giggle every time.

Engaging listen - in Worth the credit!

There aren’t many reviews on this new title yet, and I know that can be a little discouraging when deciding to spend a credit. Don’t let that stop you!
NO SPOILERS IN THIS REVIEW.

First off, I love longer novels—but only when they’re well-written. There’s a fine line between necessary depth and unnecessary length, and this book gets it just right. The character development is rich, and the pacing keeps you engaged with just the right amount of tension.

If you’ve read the plot summary and the concept intrigues you, trust me—this book delivers.

As for the Audible experience: The narrator is fantastic. She doesn’t just read the story; she brings it to life without being distracting. The recording quality is excellent, the voice acting is natural and immersive, and each character flows seamlessly.

Highly recommend!

Loved it!

Really enjoyed this book! I don’t normally enjoy culty books, but this was very well done!

Disturbingly cringey and accurate

Such an accurate portrayal of the manipulation and gaslighting that takes place in a person’s world before waking up in a cult. At least in my experience. It was triggering but healing.

It was okay

I had high hopes for this one. I went into it blind. Very similar to When She Returned by Lucinda Barry. I think if I hadn’t read that one already I would have enjoyed this one more. The characters were frustrating at times but I think that comes with the territory. It was written/narrated well.

Unique!

It was a little slow at first; but it kept me on my toes wondering what would happen next. I absolutely loved this book!

Awesome narrator

This was a very good book. A little bit wordy in the middle but overall an interesting story. I will say that the narrator of this book was amazing. I was going between a 3 and a 4 star and the narration bumped it to 4.

Not a psychological thriller

This book is advertised as a psychological thriller, I don't think that's an accurate description, that's why it received a 3-star rating.

It wasn't a bad book just not what I was expecting. The writing was good, the story developed well. It shows how people can be oblivious to a cult starting around them as they slowly get sucked in.