I Took Her First

De: Samantha Hayes

Narrado por: Sarah Durham, Harrie Dobby

A gripping and addictive psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping twist

A child is missing. But I stole her first…

I sit little Mila down at my kitchen table with a glass of milk and a plate of cookies. She smiles shyly at me and I reach out to ruffle her hair.

Leaving her alone for a moment, I dash upstairs, closing my eyes as I take a deep breath. What have I done?

Mila isn’t my child. I should never have taken her home. But what choice did I have?

Painting a smile on my face, I head back down to the kitchen.

But when I reach the table, my blood turns to ice. The back door is open, and Mila is gone.

I need to find her. I need help. But who’s going to believe anything I say when I’m the one who took her first…?

A seriously twisty, addictive psychological thriller that will keep you awake all night long. Perfect for anyone who devoured The Housemaid, The Wife Between Us and The Girl on the Train.

©2025 Samantha Hayes (P)2025 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Many twists and turns

Must read! Just when you think you know what is going to happen next, you’re fooled. Looking forward to more from this author.

A thriller with a jolt, mind-bending to be sure.

Remember one thing here, listen intently, as Samantha Hayes’ “I Took Her First” is a riveting multi-subplot book. She is an expert in psychological suspense, weaving an intro web of intrigue that kept me guessing until the very end… then Wow! The dual narration by Sarah Durham and Harrie Dobby is pure genius, bringing depth to the characters and storyline. This unique and gripping tale follows a woman whose life unravels after she takes a child who isn’t hers, only to find herself in a desperate search when the child disappears. Filled with jaw-dropping surprises, zigs and zags and a shocker of a finale, this one is a must-listen. Definitely a treasured credit well-spent. The tension builds, the stakes are high and the characters are flawed, making for a thrilling ride you don’t want to miss. Worth every minute of your time, and then some. Highly recommended.

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Not good

I didn't care for this book. The plot is dumb and the characters are unlikable and uninteresting. I have enjoyed many books where the main character is devious and a bit of a bad girl and it can be fun and I root for her. Not here;