I Let Her Go

De: J A Andrews

Narrado por: Clare Corbett, Dario Coates, Howard Ward

Some secrets refuse to stay buried...

Abandoned by her mother, Lucy Mitchell grew up in foster care, where she found solace in her best friends, Amber and Josh. In a strict foster home, Lucy and Amber made a pact – friends for life – often escaping to the woods to hide from their overbearing carer, Linda.

Then, one day, only one of them comes back. Amber was gone, leaving behind only a note: I’ve run away.

Fifteen years later, Lucy is planning her dream wedding to Josh – until a body is discovered. As the past resurfaces, buried secrets unravel, and suspicion turns Lucy, Josh, and Linda against each other.

Then another note appears: Lucy is next.

An unputdownable, heart-pounding and twisty suspense thriller for fans of Willow Rose and T. M. Logan.

JA Andrews is from Devon in the UK and is the author of gripping twisty psychological thrillers.

©2025 Saga Egmont (P)2025 Saga Egmont

Suspenseful

Well written, yes!
A bit dark in places but worth sitting through
Loved the narrators

Learning and understanding the trials of abused children

Loved the narrator’s reading tone and English accent! I’m a boring American. I loved how the author kept the identity of the body a mystery to the end.

Great read

suspenseful to the end, Great read, love the storyline please write more like this. Thanks for breath, fresh air.

shocker

This book was a nail bitter. I didn't see the ending like it happened. I thought it was still going to end up being the grandfather somehow.
Josh was disliked deeply for his mental abuse and controlling attitude. Deep, bitter memories were brought to the surface. This is something that happens all too much. If you or anyone you know is in a relationship like Josh and Lucy's. Get help getting out. it doesn't get any better no matter the promises. I lo9k forward to reading more by
JA Andrew's.

The sad life of foster children.

The sadness for everyone in the story. There was no one that had a good life.

engaging

This was a pretty good read. After reading several disappointing books, it was refreshing to read something that wasn't corny or predictable. The end was a little far fetched, but not too bad.

Way to drawn out to get to the point

This took forever to get through! I wanted to skip to the end just to hear what happened. No thank you.