The Feud

By: Gemma Rogers

Narrated by: Imogen Church

From the stranger in the car, to the madman at her door....

Perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty, Shari Lapena and Lisa Jewell.

The day my path crossed with Simon Fox I thought I’d already lost everything, but then he almost ran me off the road with his flash car and belittling jibes.

The men in my life had undermined me for too long.

Enough was enough.

Fuelled by alcohol and the desire to get even, I decided a spot of petty vandalism would make me feel a whole lot better.

Wrong. Very wrong....

I hadn’t realised that Simon Fox was not a man to be messed with.

He showed me just how much I still had left to lose.

Soon I was battling for my home, family and life.

©2022 Gemma Rogers (P)2022 Boldwood Books

Critic reviews

"It’s a shocking thriller that grabs at your emotions on every page! Loved it." (Lauren North, best-selling author)

"Captivating and enthralling, a story of revenge, infidelity, friendship and love. An outstanding book by an outstanding author, I give this book five shiny golden stars." (Anita Waller)

"A well-written and thoroughly entertaining thriller from a very talented author." (John Nicoll)

Very entertaining

I wouldn't rate this a psychological "thriller", but a good storyline and terrific narration. It was an easy listen and never got boring.

Stayed anyway

I had trouble getting in to this but stayed anyway. Not really my mind if story but in the end was entertaining.

Page Turner at the end!

There was a part in the book when I wondered how the story was going to tie together, but hang in there because it is well worth the ending! I couldn’t put it down! Amazing!

Okay listen

The book starts slow with a very nauseating look at pettiness. It picks up with a man that hates to lose. If you can get pass the the character voices you maybe able to finish the book.

Tedious

the storyline of this book is okay, but I found the whole thing to be tedious. Normally I enjoy Imagen Church's narrations, however, I found this one to be subpar. Her male voices were ridiculous.