The Proposal

De: S. E. Lynes

Narrado por: Tamsin Kennard

You invited him into your life. And now you can never go back....

Pippa wants a second chance. Recently divorced and unhappy at work, she uproots her life to move to a beautiful farmhouse in the countryside, determined to make a fresh start. But Pippa soon realizes that troubles are never far behind. One night, when Pippa is at home alone, a stranger arrives at her front door. Pippa invites him in and, in a moment of madness, makes him an offer she believes could change everything....

Ryan is funny, charming, and haunted by his past. There, in the kitchen, over a glass of wine, Pippa thinks Ryan might be the answer to all of her problems. But how well does she really know him? Pippa can tell truth from lies. And she’d know if she were in danger. Wouldn’t she?

From Amazon best seller S. E. Lynes, The Proposal is a pause-resisting and utterly gripping thriller about the lengths we will go to for someone we love. Perfect for fans of Gone Girl, The Woman at the Window, and The Wife Between Us.

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Awesome!

The end was a bit weird but it was an interesting book to say the least

STRANGE CLUTTER OF NOTES, UTIMATELY, DISAPPOINTING

The first few chapters had my attention but required going back to listen again to some parts until I figured out we were hearing excerpts from journals and notes from the characters lives that kept jumping around in time and perspective. Still I stuck it out because I just knew the author must have some amazingly interesting story to tell that would tie it all together in some way that I couldn't fathom. Turns out - not really. I don't want to give away anything, but the second time Pipa mentions Mrs. Danvers in her "private journal" I knew who that "surprise" character would turn out to be. I hoped I was wrong and that's what kept me listening. Or, I hoped that there was some mistaken identity theme soon to be revealed. There wasn't. This is just a strange, strange story. I'm actually a bit concerned for the author, S. E. Lynes because this sort of warped interpretation of love had to have come from someone who has experienced some terribly marred relationships.

Not my favorite

I love the way S E Lynes writes and Tamsin Kennard narrates her books so well, however this story wasn’t as good as some of her others.

It was Okay.

The beginning and the end of this book were the best parts. The middle dragged! The only reason I continued listening was because the narrator was excellent!!!

wow

I could not stop listening to this book. The narrator is fabulous; each voice is spot on. Where the author came up with the story line for this book is beyond me. Worth every credit a minute of listening.