After He Killed Me

The Emma Fern Series, Book 2

De: Natalie Barelli

Narrado por: Carly Robins

Emma's friends are close. Her enemies are closer.

Emma Fern has won at life: she's a prize-winning author and she's blissfully happy with her husband, Jim. It wasn't an easy rise to the top, but Emma knows you can't achieve success without sacrifice. The trouble is, Jim knows that too.

As her literary triumph starts to fade into the past, Emma comes under pressure to write a second bestseller. But her big secret is that she didn't write the first one. She's a fraud, and the only people who ever knew the truth are...no longer a problem.

What Emma didn't count on was Jim playing the long game too. He has his own secrets - and a dangerous plan that could derail her beautifully orchestrated life. Faced with the loss of everything that defines her, Emma is forced to take increasingly desperate steps.

She won't go down without a fight. And as Jim should know, she won't fight fair.

©2017 Natalie Barelli (P)2017 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

enjoyed

I wish the same narrator was used for both books. I preferred Kate Rudd but this one was ok. their performances made the personalities completely different from book to book. a few scenes were way too long like the one with the mother-in-law. but overall is was an entertaining book.

Kept me guessing.

I couldn't figure it out throughout the story. I really enjoyed this book along.

Not as good as the first!

Book 2 in the series is good. What I hate is when an author changes the voices for the same characters. The voices sounded way to young for the part and way over played. The first book was a 5 this book is not. MB

Hated narration

I read "Missing Molly" and loved it. Unfortunately, the ridiculous storyline, combined with the incredibly distracting narration, made me give up on this book before I finished it. The voices were so affected, it was hard to take any of it seriously, but I tried. I stuck with it, til I couldn't take it any more and simply stopped caring about what happened to any of the characters. Sad. I was so hopeful after "Missing Molly".

I couldn’t believe she did it again.

After the last Emma Fern book I couldn’t see how Barelli could twist me up and hold me by my shoestrings until I finished the second one. But she did! What a great writer. The narrator was so much smoother in this book too —Ms Robins was fantastic.