The Girl in 6E

By: A. R. Torre

Narrated by: Jorjeana Marie

Enter a world equal parts Dexter and 50 Shades in this first, award winning erotic thriller from A.R. Torre!

My life is simple, as long as I follow the rules.

1. Don't leave the apartment. 2. Never let anyone in. 3. Don't kill anyone.

I've obeyed these rules for three years. But rules were made to be broken.

Critic reviews

"It's not for the faint hearted, granted, but A.R Torre does an incredible job of taking a sensitive subject matter and telling a compelling and thought provoking story... The Girl in 6E is definitely worth a peek."—Jodi Ellen Malpas, #1 New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author

"A.R. Torre's The Girl in 6E lifts the veil on the dark, erotic world of camming, but the book contains so many more surprises than that. At the novel's core, a tender heart beats, and the increasingly suspenseful pages fly by as its deepest secrets are revealed. This is a taut, edgy, thrill ride, powerfully gripping and impossible to turn away from."—David Bell, author of Never Come Back and Cemetery Girl

"Dark, edgy, and thrilling in a completely unexpected way."—Lisa Renee Jones, New York Times bestselling author of The Inside Out series

"An incredible debut. Gritty, unique, primal, full of angst, oddly feminist, and right up my alley. The Girl in 6E deviates from formulaic romance to deliver something truly special and worthy of praise and attention. A dark soul like me isn't often surprised by controversy or taboo subject matter, but this book delivers and I'll be reading more A.R. Torre books in the future. Kudos!"—CJ Roberts, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of The Dark Duet

"A taut thriller unlike any suspense novel today."—The Quincy Herald-Whig

"The Girl in 6E is uniquely twisted and captivates from the beginning. The premise is entirely original, as are the characters and the pacing. The main character may be a cold killer, but inside is a woman with a soul who sacrifices everything to keep from unleashing herself on the world.... Torre has written a beautifully warped thriller that will be staying with this reviewer for a long time to come."—RT Book Reviews, Top Pick! (4.5 stars)

Suspense novel that packs the heat and hotness

This is my first time...

To compliment the narrator first. She made the Girl protagonist, Jess/Deanna, come to life, leap out of the speakers live before my internal dilated pupils, dry mouth and accelerating heartbeat.

While certain aspects of this book appear to border on fantasy, and I would have liked to explore further the Girl's character, this book was fun, a frisky tryst from some of the heavier lit on the market, as suspenseful as today's typical fare in the genre and certainly MUCH more arousing.

Ms. Torre changed the derivation of her name to A.R. from Alessandra for this book, ostensibly so it would not be viewed as purely in the erotica genre (like her last several novels). This is not erotica, though I am guessing it has a number of the same elements. A.R. Torre has a bright future if she can continue the hard task of blending erotica into suspense. She undeniably has the special combination of writing talent, creativity and pure heat to deliver a blockbuster as good as or maybe better than Gillian Flynn's. She's well on her way.

Excellent

Such a unique story about a girl who knows who she is and doesn't want to expose the world to it, so she locks herself up.

One of those stories where you are rooting for the "bad guy" to win and succeed in life. I loved this story and it completely engrossed me from start to finish.

Jorjeana Marie is very quickly becoming one of my favorite narrators. Her voice was just perfection for this character but I have yet to listen to a book where I don't feel that way.

Most definitely worth a credit.

Another Homeroom by Alessandra Torre! (A R Torre)

Where does The Girl in 6E rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It ranks right up there with the best!

Who was your favorite character and why?

Deanna & Jeremy... I liked the real Deanna as she went to help Annie. I loved how she solved the puzzle. It just goes to show when a woman sets her mind to something, she gets it done! I also really like Jeremy & how he believes in Jessica and how he stands by her thru to the end!

What about Jorjeana Marie’s performance did you like?

The narrator did a gang up job! (great job). Voices were spot on & emotions where they needed to be. I particularly liked the ending. The music is an added plus!

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Alessandra Torre does it again!

Any additional comments?

I have this in eBook version & have previously read it & reviewed it on amazon & goodreads. I liked it so well I wanted to hear it in audio & I wasn't disappointed! Audiobooks only add tp the depth of the book making it better like I am listening to a movie!

Surprisingly Good

Bringing humanity to a killer is no easy task, I've never related to a murderer before! I really enjoyed this book and was hooked from the beginning. I'm not a big fan of the way it ended, but it's kept me interested enough to download the sequel, so we'll see how it goes. There is some pretty detailed cyber sex and graphic murder fantasies, but who doesn't love sex and violence? I liked it and found it added to the characters and story line and these fantasies are needed to remind you of who this main character really is, least you forget!

Wasn't Sure What To Expect, But I Liked!

Where does The Girl in 6E rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Well, I hadn't read anything but the synopsis of the story, so I wasn't prepared for Jessica's profession and the graphic-ness that comes with it... I'm not a prude, but I just wasn't expecting it. I wondered for the first hour or two if it was going to tie in with the story or if it was to pander to the 50 Shades type audience... luckily it did tie in. :-) And by the way the storyline was good.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Girl in 6E?

**Big Spoiler** When Jessica was able to leave the apartment to save Annie.

Which scene was your favorite?

**Again, Big Spoiler** When Jessica gave Annie back to her parents <3

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

I don't think a film could be made of this, due to Jessica's profession. LOL

Any additional comments?

I really liked the story. I plan to read/listen to the next book in the series.