The Question

By: Jane Asher

Narrated by: Charlotte Strevens

A casual remark on the telephone leads Eleanor Hamilton to an appalling and deeply disturbing discovery: John, her husband of 20 years, has been leading a life of duplicity and betrayal. Shock, jealousy, and anger drive Eleanor to extraordinary limits in her desire for revenge. But then fate intervenes in the shape of a terrible accident.©1998 Jane Asher (P)2005 Oakhill Publishing Ltd.

Incredible book

This is my third time reading this book.I recommend it to everyone. My book club is meeting to discuss it tonight.

Very British...quite brilliant

I absolutely loved this book, couldn't stop listening to it until its quite satisfying conclusion! The writing is superb, the narration equally so. But I will admit that it likely would be more appealing to older female readers. A big thumbs up from me!

It was a great read.

If you could sum up The Question in three words, what would they be?

Worth The Time to Listen.

What did you like best about this story?

That is was a story. It had a "ripped from the headlines quality" which was the type of story that is so odd it must be true. It was a singular story, not a lot of characters but I believed it and was engaged. Not too long -- not too short. It was British-y which I liked a lot.

Any additional comments?

I don't know who Jane Asher is, so it doesn't play into my opinion of the book. But, I read/listen to a lot of books. This one is good.