Make Her Pay

De: Miranda Rijks

Narrado por: Charlie Albers, Ella Lynch

Leonie is living her best life. Still in her twenties, she’s beautiful and successful and has just met Markus, the man of her dreams. But Leonie has a secret.

Ten years ago, she was involved in an accident in which another driver died. Leonie shouldn’t have been behind the wheel that night—no license, no insurance—so she fled the scene. And ever since, she’s been struggling to deal with the terrible guilt.

Now, as her wedding to Markus draws near, it seems someone is out to get her. It’s little things at first—botched work appointments, a canceled bridal dress—but it soon escalates into a terrifying campaign that threatens her business, her family, and even her life.

Caught up in a relentless nightmare, Leonie has no idea why anyone would set out to destroy her—until she realizes there’s a link to the accident that happened all those years ago.

Someone knows what she did. Someone is determined to make her pay.

Make Her Pay is a gripping psychological thriller from the bestselling author of The Visitors and What She Knew.

©2023 Miranda Rijks (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

A real twist and turn adventurous read

This is the first book I have read by this author. I really like this book. It was not doll or boring at all and kept you on the edge of your seat. The storyline was awesome.

Thrilling and a Surprise at the Very End!

Leonie was a fascinating protagonist. She seems to live such a charmed life but there's this constant threat right behind her because of the terrible mistake she made. The twists and turns genuinely caught me by surprise. I truly lost myself in the plot. Read all the way to the very end. I didn't see that coming!

What a wild ride!!

Buckle your seat belt and suspend your disbelief--you're in for thrilling listen. This tale is fast-paced and never boring, with many unexpected twists and turns. There's no need to crank up the speed here. The storyline does contains a couple of gaps in logic which were easy for me to overlook. This is my first book by Miranda Rijks, but definitely not my last. Highly recommended.