The Liar Next Door

De: Nicola Marsh

Narrado por: Sarah Mollo-Christensen, Jennifer Jill Araya, Jesse Vilinsky

We live in a close-knit community. Thirty houses surrounding a square of garden that is perfect for our kids. We congregate here on major holidays, each family bringing a plate and sharing food and conversation. It’s in the garden that I first met her. The woman who would worm her way into my family and piece by piece tear it apart....

I should have known something was wrong from the very beginning. She seemed perfect in so many ways: She floated through the baby shower, a warm smile on her face, chatting to strangers with ease. At first, I thought it was sweet that she offered to help me, that she made an effort to get to know us, that she brought over games and knew Luna’s favorite foods.... I had no idea that I couldn’t trust another mother....

I should have known that someone would eventually discover the secret in my marriage. Why I never believe a word my husband says - and why he shouldn’t believe me. But how could a woman I only just met be the one to find it out?

If I’d known, I’d have called the police sooner.

And maybe I’d have prevented that dreadful scene. Every neighbor peering through their curtains as the sirens wailed in our street.

I could have protected my family.

I could have stopped what happened next....

©2021 Nicola Marsh (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing

Surprise!

This story will keep your attention from beginning to ending. Twists & turns that keep you guessing.

Great

My only complaint is about the end. I wish there was more storyline about Walt and about Lloyd. I don’t want to give out spoilers. Also the narrator IMO sounded the same with everyone and was monotone.

If you can make it to the last 2 hrs

I struggled with this book for a while, but it got more fast paced and interesting in the last 2 hours of the book.

A thesaurus maybe?

I liked the book, but I almost hit delete when the word “envisioned “ was used over and over. A thesaurus maybe?

One of the best

This is one of the best books I’ve come across. It’s going in the archive and I’m hunting out other books from the author!