The Spinster Wife

By: Christina McKenna

Narrated by: Alana Kerr Collins

In this suspenseful novel, bestselling author Christina McKenna questions whether anyone can ever truly be free of the darkness within us all.

Rita-Mae has lived in fear for as long as she can remember. Fear of being alone, fear of her past and, above all, fear of her husband, Harry. Until she spots an advertisement for a vacant cottage in a small town in Northern Ireland. She makes her escape filled with hope, ready to start a new life in a new home, free from the pain of her past. But her place of refuge may not be as safe - or as anonymous - as she thought.

In another small town, Dorrie wakes up unaware of where she is or how she got there. Adrift in a world for which she has no explanation, she needs to find answers quickly - before her shadowy past catches up with her.

Walled in by secrets and with no one to trust, both Rita-Mae and Dorrie are unsure how to move forward. Can each woman face her inner demons and confront a menacing presence from the past once and for all? Or will the past unravel their second chance at life?

©2017 Christina McKenna (P)2017 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Speechless

This book accomplished what all novels set to do and that is to hang in the readers mind long after you have read or listen to it. It’s goal was accomplished with me. I will sleep tonight thinking about Rita, Dory, Bram, Lenny and Harry.

great listen

This was a nice story with a couple of interesting twists, but what really made it stand out was the narrator. She has such a lovely accent and acted rather than just reading the book.

wickedly twisted

Lots of twists and turns. I enjoyed the story and had thought I could predict the ending, but was wrong.

Enjoyed

Very much enjoyed listening to this book. Kept me in suspense from the start. Will down load this author again.

Great Read... make sure to pay attention!

I'm certain that I'm going to have to read this book again, because I feel like I should've better understood what was happening before getting to the end. All in all though, this was a really good book.