The Truth We Tell

A page-turning suspense thriller with a jaw-dropping twist

De: Nikki Lee Taylor

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

FROM INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING AUTHOR AND WINNER OF THE 2024 SCARLET STILETTO AWARD FOR CRIME FICTION, NIKKI LEE TAYLOR.

Can you ever really outrun the past? Find out in the highly anticipated sequel to The Secrets We Keep.

Accused of murder and on the run, would you choose to save yourself or the life of a little girl you’ve never met?

Five years after being kidnapped and almost killed in a car crash, seventeen-year-old Harlow just wants to live a normal life. But when a controversial video of a drunken night out goes viral, she quickly finds herself exposed to the vicious attacks of online trolls. What they don’t know is that their cowardly online abuse is about to trigger a chain of events that will not only put Harlow’s life in danger but will force her to choose between saving herself and the life of a little girl she’s never met.

In this intense, edge-of-your-seat thriller, International Best-Selling Author, Nikke Lee Taylor takes readers on yet another emotional roller coaster as The Secrets We Keep and the fate of Harlow, Sophie, Bastian, and Madelyn-May reaches an unflinching and unforgettable conclusion in The Truth We Tell.

Once again, the book explores the complex and intricate relationships we have with others and ourselves, as Taylor crafts an intense and compelling narrative around the bonds of family and how truth has the power to set us free.

If you love authors like Lisa Jewell, Gillian Flynn, Frieda McFadden and Nicole Trope and your go-to reads are domestic thrillers with flawed characters, intriguing female protagonists, and twists you never see coming - you will enjoy this book.

The Truth We Tell

Excellent ending to the first book. I was on the edge of my seat. I loved it.

Twins twins twins

This was another good one. Wish author had more books available because I would listen to them all

Pointless and hard to listen to

The virtual voice narration was lacking. The pronunciation and voice inflection was off and sounded odd. The story was disjoined and the violence took away from the plot.