The Other Emily

De: Barbara Freethy

Narrado por: Amy McFadden

In this heart-stopping psychological thriller, Emily Hollister's seemingly perfect life unravels when she becomes the target of someone intent on taking over her life.

"I know what you did."

The anonymous note starts an ominous game of cat and mouse. Soon, Emily finds herself trapped in a web of gaslighting and manipulation. Someone is lurking in the shadows, observing her every move, and insidiously replacing her in her own existence.

With no one she can trust, Emily turns to a stranger for help, an ex-soldier with his own baggage to carry, but is he who he appears to be?

As the danger escalates, Emily fights to put an end to the terrifying charade. With all the skeletons in her past, unmasking her tormentor is no easy task, but if she fails, she may find herself erased from her own life.

Dive into this electrifying tale of deception and revenge from number one New York Times best-selling author Barbara Freethy (All the Pretty People and Last One to Know).

©2023 Barbara Freethy (P)2023 Barbara Freethy

Terrible ending

The last few minutes of the ending dragged on so unnecessarily U pulled out three hairs from the root😂

I would suggest listening to the preview

Narrator actually gave me a headache. It was free, thankfully. I don’t normally return books, but if I’d paid for this one I would have.

Disappointing resolution

Slow to build and a disappointing villain. Narrator was monotone. Not my favorite but I stuck it out.

Overall, a good guessing game

Overall this was a good book. With a slight slow start and a quick race to the finish line, it gave enough detail without going overboard. As a self proclaimed prediction expert, I was pretty surprised to not figure out the "who done it" of this story. I am a sucker for a mystery with a smidgen of a romantic aspect. This book satisfied that need within the read.
Outside of the writing of this book, this narration was not my favorite, but it was tolerable. I would have liked to see... or hear rather, more change in voice between characters or at least a man for males. I can be pretty picky though when it comes to narrators.

Would Have Been a Five

I really liked the story line plot. The narration is what kept the rating from being a five. I wish there had been a male reading the male voices.