The Visit

A Nail-Biting Psychological Thriller

De: Robert W. Kirby

Narrado por: Dryw McArthur, Louise Rook Schofield

Duración: 10 h y 45 m

Resumen del Editor

One mistake can ruin everything.

Vanessa and Curtis have just moved to an idyllic house in the seaside town of Whitstable. Their life there is wonderful, until Vanessa’s ex-boyfriend Hayden shows up out of the blue.

Hayden is not only brash and unpredictable with a warped sense of humour, he also seems intent on making life very difficult for Vanessa, who hasn't seen him since she was sixteen.

As Hayden causes more and more disruption in their lives, Curtis begins to realise that he has some kind of bizarre hold on Vanessa.

And when she suggests a plan to remove Hayden from their lives forever, Curtis becomes convinced she's hiding some big secret from her past.

But has Vanessa underestimated how dangerous and unpredictable Hayden is? How far will he go to get what he wants? And how far will she go to stop her perfect life from being destroyed?

The Visit is a gripping psychological thriller with satisfying twists and turns that will keep listeners enthralled till the very end.

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Interesting!

This was my first Robert W. Kirby book and it was a wild ride. This book had more twists and turns than a mountain road. If you're looking for a thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat while you try to figure out what is going to happen next then pick this audio up.

So surprising and shocking!

This one is completely enthralling! It has twists I did not see coming! I was really surprised even once I thought I knew what was going to happen after the shock. I don’t want to give anything away but trust me…this is a good one! An amazing listen and I would love more from this author. Twisted psychological stories are a perfect way to end my week! I listened to this on audio. Dryw McArthur and Louise Rook Schofield are both new to me narrators. They each did an amazing job portraying these characters and I would listen to them again.

Kept me guessing

The Visit is a rollercoaster ride full of twists and turns that kept me guessing from beginning to end. I didn't really like Vanessa because I couldn't understand why she didn't just tell Curtis about her secret past. Of course, we weren't supposed to know the details too soon which became clear at the end. The story was fast-paced and exciting. If you love psychological thrillers, then this is definitely worth checking out. Dryw McArthur and Louise Rook Schofield both did a nice job bringing this story to life.
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Chaotic vengeance ...

Well this read is the epitome of one’s past ‘coming back to haunt them’. It’s chaotic, mysterious, funny at times in a dry way, and has sporadic bits of action sprinkled in.

If you enjoy qualities like betrayal, scandal, cold-cases, years-long scheming, and unhinged characters with a thirst for vengeance, you’ll like this.

Based on this experience—my first with this author—I’d be open to more.

Written in third-person POV, alternating.

🎧 Audio:
Excellent!
Dual narration and both were excellent. Paired with the high-quality overall quality, this is a 5-star listen.

a unique psychological thriller

I’m always up to listen to a psychological thriller. This one took me on quite the ride. I must admit I needed to pay a little bit more attention than I usually do, but the payout was worth it. It is probably one of the more unique thrillers I’ve listened to as it dips a little into fantasy. The plot is layered and surprising at times. I don’t know if I would call it twisty, but it went off where I wasn’t expecting it and surprised me over and over.

Some of the characters were very unlikable and there were a few that my thoughts bounced around on how much I liked them in addition to how much I trusted their account of things. There were moments when I wasn’t sure it was all going to piece together, but it fit like a puzzle.

There are explosive secrets and just about everyone had at least one.

I’m trying to hard to describe this but to also not spoil anything. I’m not sure where that line is but I definitely don’t want to overstep. Everyone is unreliable. The characters are relatable but not always likable. There is a wild roller coaster of a ride as it all slowly unravels. I know that makes no sense but it really does.

Dryw McArthur and Louise Rook Schofield do a great job of voicing all the characters (and there are a few) in this one. They keep everything in check and represent the right tone as the plot layers are peeled back and exposed.

The Visit

The Visit is a psychological thriller about Vanessa and Curtis and is told from both of their points of view. I don't usually read thrillers, but I enjoyed this one.

Vanessa and Curtis have just moved to a new house, but when Hayden (Vanessa's ex) shows up things start happening.

This book had so many twists and turns as well as secrets that came out. I never knew which way it was going to go next. I would love to give more books by this author a try, and I enjoyed the narrators picked for this book.