FIVE SIBLINGS AT 23

De: Paul Ilett

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Every family has secrets, but some have more than others.

It’s Charlie Fletcher’s 23rd birthday, the last birthday he will share with his dying mother, and he decides to tell her that he's gay. But, knowing she does not have much time left, she shares a far greater family secret with him, one that will have repercussions for Charlie and his siblings for years to come.

The Fletchers are a family with more than their fair share of skeletons in the closet, and as one of their most closely guarded secrets is finally revealed, are others about to be uncovered too?

What is so important about a photograph of a little boy at Christmas?
Why has a handwritten letter remained in a sealed envelope for more than twenty years?
And which of the Fletchers is carrying the darkest family secret of all?

‘Five Siblings at 23’ is a beautifully told and deeply engaging story, a book you won’t be able to put down. It is an epic family saga spanning more than two decades, visiting the Fletcher household each time one of the children is 23 years of age. From their home town of Southend-on-Sea to the stunning vistas of Gran Canaria, you will share their joys and heartbreaks, their triumphs and their tragedies, as five brothers and sisters discover that some secrets must never be shared.

Find out why thousands of readers have already fallen in love with the Fletcher family.

‘You will laugh and cry, with moments that will touch your heart. ‘Five Siblings at 23’ will captivate you until the final page’
Priya Murugesan, The Online Bookclub

‘Right from the beginning, I was hooked, and this book did not let me go’
Reitumetse Mokoena, Reedsy

Robotic reading is not what I expected from audible

Enjoyed the book but not the robotic reading which was very disappointing. If I had known the reading would not be a human I would not have bought the book.

Good story but…

I enjoyed the story. The generations of characters. But the virtual voice made it almost hard to listen to.

Performance lacking-you need real live voice

Good, long book. The auto voice was not bad, but real is soooo much better