Sick Girl

By: Rachel Hargrove

Narrated by: Avery Reid

His wife always comes first. Until now.

Twenty-five-year-old scrappy Aubrey is fed up with Tom, a married neurologist with two children. When he's not shoving their relationship on the back burner, he's canceling their dates.

With a frightening health diagnosis looming over her shoulder, Aubrey concocts a desperate plan to have Tom forever.

Kill the wife. Take her place.

Befriending Tom's successful, kind wife comes easily to Aubrey. However, the closer they become, the more doubts Aubrey has about following through. Then, a shocking discovery changes everything....

Sick Girl is an addicting psychological thriller with a riveting unreliable narrator from debut author Rachel Hargrove. Get ready for twists, turns, and endless thrills. Sick Girl is a compelling novel that fans of You and Gone Girl will love.

©2018 Rachel Hargrove (P)2018 Rachel Hargrove

great story didn't need the blasphemy!

I enjoyed the story. it kept me wanted to listen more. however, I am at a loss as to why writers think it brings value to include GD over and over again.

Twists and Turns

Just when you think you know what’s going on- you have no idea. My only suggestion would be that the author needed to do a little more medical research. The contrast for MRI is gadolinium not iodine. Iodine is for CT scan. Also the ages of the Melissa and Aubrey for the types of cancer they have are not common at all-they are a bit young.

Confused

Lots of good reviews.
Narration was not those great. Sounds like a young girl wrote the story. Flow was not that great.

Suspenseful

Good twist and turns! Had me guessing to the very end. I really liked this book.

Not my typical genre but I loved it!

I absolutely LOVED this book. It kept me guessing the whole way and proved me wrong over and over. Aubrey is such a fantastic character that I couldn’t help but connect with. Such a great book.

I’d recommend this to anyone who is looking for a fast-paced, engaging, psychological adventure. I really enjoyed it and it was a nice break between epic fantasies for me. I loved the in-depth look at mental health and coping with a serious disease. It was great to get into the minds of the characters.

The performance was really good overall and gave the characters even more life. The voicing of Aubrey in particular was great. I feel like her sarcasm and wit comes across perfectly.