The Beginning After

By: Kiersten Modglin

Narrated by: Marni Penning, Graham Halstead, Gary Furlong, Mhairi Morrison

Peighton Claiborne’s perfect world is built on perfectly crafted lies. When the sudden death of her husband destroys everything she worked so hard to create, Peighton finds herself struggling to cope.

As the police begin digging into the mysterious death, they uncover secrets her husband had spent years trying to keep buried. The people Peighton believed she could count on, and the ones she needs more than ever, begin to turn on her, leaving Peighton to pick up the remaining pieces of her life alone.

When a police officer assigned to her husband’s case, Clay Nealson, takes a special interest in her, Peighton thinks they may finally uncover the truth she so desperately seeks. Together, Peighton and Clay search for answers. In a moment of weakness, she finds herself falling for a man she barely knows. But, when Peighton discovers Clay may have his own hidden motivations to finding out the truth of her husband’s death, she is forced to realize the only person she can truly trust is herself.

As the world she once knew spirals around her, Peighton must uncover the truth about her husband, his secrets and his death, before it’s too late. And, in an effort to protect those she loves, she must reveal a few secrets of her own—ones that threaten to destroy everything she worked for.

©2018 Kiersten Modglin (P)2025 Kiersten Modglin

10 stars! This is her best yet.

From the beginning to the very end….perfection. Twists & turns right to the end. Great story. Great narration. I loved it 110%! You won’t be sorry.

Surprised to the end

I was very happy that there was no bad language in this one. This was interesting all the way! Many surprises.

Redo?

Is this a rerelease of an earlier book? Things were sounding familiar from the start, and then midway though I remembered the whole story. Kind of ticked off that I wasted a credit on a book I've already read because it has a new release date. Literally happened a few weeks ago with a Frieda McFadden book as well. Is this a new trend??

Great Book…….

I really enjoyed this book. The storyline was entertaining and I figured out most of the way it would go before it was revealed. Still was shocked a little bit. The only problem that I had was the narrator with Peighton’s voice sounded whiny and neurotic at times. But the story was great regardless. Another enjoyable read by this author.

Meh

Wasn’t that interesting. Hard to hold my attention. Narration was good. To those out there that complain about “bad” language: this is the adult section. If you can’t handle connected phonemes to which society gives meaning stay in the youth department.