Postcards from a Stranger

By: Imogen Clark

Narrated by: Henrietta Meire

A secret lies buried at the heart of her family - but it can’t stay hidden forever.

When Cara stumbles across a stash of old postcards in the attic, their contents make her question everything she thought she knew.

The story she pieces together is confusing and unsettling, and appears to have been patched over with lies. But who can tell her the truth? With her father sinking into Alzheimer’s and her brother reluctant to help, it seems Cara will never find the answers to her questions. One thing is clear, though: someone knows more than they’re letting on.

Torn between loyalty to her family and dread of what she might find, Cara digs into the early years of her parents’ troubled marriage, hunting down long-lost relatives who might help unravel the mystery. But the picture that begins to emerge is not at all the one she’d expected - because as she soon discovers, lies have a habit of multiplying....

Revised edition: This edition of Postcards from a Stranger includes editorial revisions.

(P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved

a good story with a perfect ending

Briefly, the best thing about this novel in my opinion, was the ending. It was not your typical happy ending, but a realistic one which made the entire story fall together nicely.

Narration annoying

The voice and intonation is unchanging from chapter to chapter and character to character. Cannot tell when story goes from past to present and to a different character - all the same accent and all

Love love love this book!

Imogen Clark’s storyline, characters and excellent writing style kept me entertained and I found myself completely taken into the world of Cara, the main character whom you can really grow attached to.
The narration by Henrietta Meire was excellent. I highly recommend Postcards from a Stranger.

Beautiful story

I loved this book! Captivating from the start. I liked how chapters alternated between the past and present to explain history. Great to listen to story during long drive.

Family

Loved it. A parent"s love is always important even if circumstances make it difficult to know that love.