The Other Woman

By: Ambrose Ibsen

Narrated by: Joe Hempel

After the death of his wife, Annika, Chester Lane is forced to pick up the pieces and start anew.

Trouble is, some of the pieces don't appear to fit.

There was much more to Chester's late wife than met the eye; her short life had been a troubled one, filled with frightening oddities—some of which may have had a hand in her untimely death.

Perishing under horrifying and mysterious circumstances, Annika's absence casts a long shadow across Chester's life. Hungry for answers in the wake of her death, he starts asking questions better left unasked.

How did his beloved meet her end? Why does the smell of her signature perfume begin to turn up everywhere in the weeks after her passing? Who is the shadowed figure that stalks around his home and peers into his windows as the sun sets? Has his wife truly returned from the dead, or is he being haunted by a dark presence from her terrifying past?

The deeper Chester digs into Annika's past, the closer he gets to unearthing a true nightmare—a nightmare that had been set in motion long before they'd said, "I do."

The Other Woman is a tale of supernatural horror and mystery by Ambrose Ibsen, the author of The Haunting of Beacon Hill and Asylum.

©2023 Ambrose Ibsen (P)2024 Tantor

Ambrose Ibsen at his best

Great story and as always great narration by Joe Hempel - a bit of mystery that takes the story in unexpected directions.

Very well written and read.

This was well written. Captivating, simply put just a wonderful read; rather listen Joe Hempel is one of my top favorite narrators. This book gives you a little bit of love, a little bit of deception, and of course a good fright.

Disappointing Reaolution!

ugh! After all the hours spent in this novel, to have the author pull a "just kidding...or was I"? seemed lazy.