Veiled

De: Jeff Strand

Narrado por: Scott Thomas

The first time their eyes lock, it’s an amused and sympathetic look from Alice at the next table. She can tell Nate’s blind date is going horribly awry.

The second time is a chance meeting at a grocery store. Or is it by chance? It’s a little weird, but either way, Nate and Alice hit it off immediately.

He really likes her. They have great chemistry. But there’s something a little off—okay, a lot off—about her. Not just the unexplained sadness. It’s an intense desire, almost a desperation, for things to move much faster than Nate is comfortable with.

Alice has an obvious secret. What’s she hiding?

When Nate finds out…well, nobody said this was a romantic comedy…

From the Bram Stoker Award-winning author of My Pretties and Autumn Bleeds Into Winter comes….Veiled.

©2023 Jeff Strand (P)2024 Jeff Strand

This is my second Strand book and I loved it!

This follows a man who thinks he meets his dream girl but everything isn’t as it seems!!

Fun ride

Fun and crazy story about a game of FMK. If you don’t know what that is I don’t want to ruin it. Scott Thomas was an excellent choice to narrate this book. I enjoyed this crazy ride.

Veiled

This is not what you think it is. What do you even think this is? This story took so many turns it gave me whiplash! Great narration. Great story.

Jeff Strand Can Make You Cringe

Every time I read a book by Jeff Strand I cringe. Every. Single. Time. This book is no different. The ability to read it, put it down, and thank the stars that it didn't happen to me feels great.

Heck Yeah!

This book was a fun little ride! Pacing was good, and I really enjoyed the story! Also love this narrator. Looking forward to more from this author

Quite the Turn of Events

The characters were fully fleshed out. It was difficult to guess what was going to happen and kept me on my toes. Scott Thomas and Jeff Strand will always be my favorite audiobook duo.

Fast Paced Dark Turns

A dark crime minded sex comedy lampoon of romance and dating, connectedness and neediness; or just a twisted warped time. There are a lot of morality questions at play here. Jeff Strand has a brisk engaging style of writing and Scott Thomas narrates it well. Here the book 'veils' it's premise for some time to focus on human dating comedy told in a relatable sometimes dirty way. There are some gonzo twists that feel unpredictable but also grounded. By the end is a tense thriller filled with uncertainty. Elements here feel more sensational to rouse and the plot is minded that way rather than to tell a reality minded tale, but I am here for it.

This is a 10 for story and humor!

I haven't enjoyed an audiobook like this for a long time. It was funny and tense at the same time. Very entertaining!
Scott Thomas did a great job narrating.