Make Me Disappear

By: Jessica Payne

Narrated by: Josh Wichard, Amelia Sciandra

By the time I realized the truth about Daniel, it was too late. But the truth about me? He never saw that coming....

Dr. Daniel Ashcroft was perfect: handsome, romantic, protective. I thought I was so lucky.

But then I heard the rumors about his previous girlfriend, that she had vanished without a trace. That’s when I found the cameras in my apartment.

I was trapped. Daniel made it clear I couldn’t leave him, not without risking everyone I loved. I had to disappear, so I arranged my own kidnapping.

I should have known Daniel would never let me get away that easily. But he could never have predicted what I’d do next....

Make Me Disappear is a brilliantly twisty psychological thriller guaranteed to keep you up all night.

©2022 Jessica Payne (P)2022 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Loved it!

If I didn’t know any better, I would swear this story was based on my ex. I mean it’s uncanny the similarities between the two. Really well written, and she definitely captured what it’s like to be in that sort of relationship!

Another gripping story

I am amazed at how well she gets into the minds of the characters, making me feel everything, not just hear it!. Fantastic!

Awesome!!

I enjoyed this book. I love mystery and suspense. This book was definitely both. I never saw the end coming. The storyline was great and flowed easily. The narrators did great. I could easily understand them as they displayed the emotions of their characters.

I look forward to reading/listening to other books by this author. She did an excellent job.

Atrocious

I almost never rate a novel with only one star, but this time it cannot be helped. The plot is ridiculous, every character is annoying with no redeeming qualities. Awfu

So boring!

I'm in the minority on this one. I chose this book because it was a domestic thriller with great reviews. There was nothing thrilling going on here for me. The storyline was farfetched, the characters were one-dimensional, and the "twist" was obvious. The explanation of events at the end of the book was unnecessary. If you're looking for good psychological suspense, then look elsewhere.