Her Last Goodbye

By: Rick Mofina

Narrated by: Jennifer Jill Araya

Family ties run deep. Family secrets run deeper.

Perfect wife. Doting mom. Jennifer Griffin was loved by everyone, including the women in her suburban-neighborhood book club. Their meetings sometimes went late, but Jenn always came home.

Until that night.

When Greg Griffin wakes to find his wife is not in bed, his blood runs cold. Her book club friends say Jenn left for home hours ago. But she’s missing. Greg tells detectives their marriage is good, but his alibi is razor-thin. With their young son away at a sleepover, Greg had all night to commit a crime. And there are scrapes on his hands…

Investigators discover Jenn has troubling secrets, but she isn't the only one. With the threads of their picture-perfect life unraveling, Greg is forced to confront the lies that hold their marriage together—and a dark past that refuses to stay buried.

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• Search for Her
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Amazing!

So good I couldn’t stop turning the page. I wish it didn’t end. From the narration to the story it is great.

Constantly story lines

Liked the entire story. Action all throughout the story and never a dull moment. It doesn’t get boring at all

So many twists & turns

Enjoyed this book! Definitely had me guessing until the end and didn’t see it coming.

Another Brilliant Suspense…

I absolutely love the way Rick Molina writes and drags me into his stories and the way I feel at the exact moment the characters does. The only draw back with this for me, was the way the reader started out. I had to struggle through her slowness and stand offish way of reading in the first few chapters. If you will hold on a few… It’s definitely worth the wait! Wonderful Twisted Suspense Rick Mofina! Cheers 🤗

Great story and Narration

Yes, it is a bit on the lengthy side but I was so engrossed it didn’t matter. So many twists and possible suspects that I wasn’t sure who was the culprit or what was going to happen.