Close to You

De: Kerry Wilkinson

Narrado por: Alison Campbell

A completely gripping psychological thriller

I pinch the screen to zoom until I’m staring at the face of a ghost. A man with very short hair, staring directly at the camera with piercing brown eyes.

He is as he was when I last saw him: wrinkles around the corners of the eyes and a knowing smirk. That’s the expression I see when I can’t sleep.

My body tenses. It can’t be him. It’s not my ex-husband. It’s not David.

I know that better than anyone because he didn’t walk out on me.

He didn’t disappear two years ago and he’s not a missing person.

I know that for a fact because I’m the one who killed him.

A brilliantly twisty thriller which will have fans of The Girl on the Train and Gone Girl absolutely gripped.

©2019 Kerry Wilkinson (P)2019 Bookouture

good book

twisty plot interesting chacacters different than other stories not forced themes developed differently than other novels in the genre good listen

Took a while to get to the ending but...

I really wanted to like this book, it was really hard to get into for me though. I found myself daydreaming about other things and having to rewind the book a few minutes to find I really didn't miss anything. The last 30 minutes of this book had me hanging on every word more than any other part. So eh. I wish the body was better. Great ending though.

Good book

Book was very entertaining but I was not Crazy about the narrators voice. It didn’t seems to match the character. She sounded older than the character was supposed to be

Really enjoyed this book

This book was fun. You get the chance to figure out what’s going to happen. Maybe you figure it out or not it’s a good book.

fascinating from start to finish

pleasant voice and thrilling story. Didn't want it to end. characters and plot was credible.

Fantastic

WoW! So full of twists and turns!! And the end!! Just the most for a thriller!

Ending a bit irritating

I love Kerry Wilkinson's stand-alone books. The main character is generally flawed, but I still root for her. This one's a bit different, because Morgan is more than flawed - she's a bit of a villain. The story line is great - very suspenseful and I did have a difficult time pausing it. I also love how Kerry threw in quick, snide Trump and Piers Morgan insults. Bravo!!!! Alison Campbell, as always, narrates his books flawlessly. My one issue was this: (spoilers ahead) As the final confrontation goes down, it seems as if the fact that Jane ran over the poor pedestrian is kind of forgotten as the battle lines are drawn. Morgan had some stuff on Jane, too, but that really wasn't mentioned at the end. Jane really didn't hold all the cards, and I'm not sure why Morgan didn't use that as a bargaining chip. That being said, this one is another solid, entertaining Wilkinson mystery, and I do highly recommend it.

slow

not bad not great .... slow but ending was good I really like the narriator

Great Story.

I thought this was another great story from Kerry Wilkinson. He paints a great picture and has a way with showing the emotions of her main characters that is refreshing and honest. You root for them but also know they are flawed.

painfully slow

Not only was the story painfully slow, but the narrator, who has an otherwise lovely voice, spoke at an irritatingly sluggish pace.