Where Secrets Lie

A Clean Romantic Suspense Novel

De: Rebecca Lake

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Some secrets refuse to stay buried...

Anna Stanten thought she'd left her past behind when she fled to Texas after her mother's death. But a haunting phone call shatters her new life, luring her back to Idaho with promises of long-buried truths. As she delves into a labyrinth of family secrets, Anna finds herself face-to-face with Wyatt Stone, the first love she'd all but forgotten. Can she trust him with her heart as she unravels the web of lies surrounding her family?

Confronted by the enigmatic figure of her great-uncle Atticus and pursued by an unseen threat, Anna must summon the courage to face the darkness of her family's history. With each revelation, she steps further out of her mother's shadow and into her own strength. But as the secrets pile up and the danger mounts, Anna realizes that uncovering the truth might cost her everything – including her life.

From the pen of Rebecca Lake comes a gripping tale of suspense and sweet romance that will keep you turning pages long into the night. "Where Secrets Lie" is more than just a mystery – it's a journey of self-discovery, forgiveness, and the power of love to light even the darkest corners of our past.

Unearth the secrets alongside Anna. Will you dare to venture into the shadows where truth and danger intertwine?

Grab your copy now and discover what lies beneath the surface in this heart-pounding romantic suspense!

Bring back real people

I guess the story line was ok, it was hard to determine sometimes who was saying which line because the book was narrated by AI. I would never listen to another book where AI was used. That's the part I enjoyed is getting to hear the readers inflection and excitement. There was none of that in this book. I only finished it because my mom recommended the book.

AI is terrible

The AI is so monotone and removes any variation or emotion. If my computer could tell me a story it would sound like this! Whoever thought this was a good idea?