The Therapist

By: Nicole Trope

Narrated by: Taryn Ryan

Everyone thinks they can trust their therapist. We are good listeners. But what if we’re good liars, too?

The therapist: I love my job. People tell me their worries, their fears. Then Sandy becomes my patient. Something about her tears as she cries about her husband doesn’t feel right. But I tell her she can trust me. I promise to keep her secrets…for now.

The patient: I never should have married Mike. My head is a mess. All I want is for someone to listen. At least I can trust my therapist–she believes everything I say. And I’m going to show the world exactly what my dear husband is really like.

The husband: We used to be so happy. I just want my smiling, beautiful wife back. I was glad when Sandy signed up for therapy. But one day, Sandy doesn’t come home. I’m frantic. Then her therapist knocks on the door and says we need to talk…what has Sandy told her about our marriage?

Someone is missing. Someone is in danger. Someone is a liar. Who will you believe?

A completely gripping psychological thriller that will leave you not knowing who to trust, from million-copy best-seller Nicole Trope. Anyone who loves Shari Lapena or Lisa Jewell will be totally addicted!

©2025 Nicole Trope (P)2025 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Loved it!

I like Nicole Trope's writing and I loved this book. Some might say it is a bit predictable, but not enough to spoil enjoying the book. Parts you can guess might be coming, but enough twists and surprises to keep you listening and I was enjoying every minute to the end.

Overall interesting but….

Alot of repetitiveness in the first half, got kind of boring but eventually picks back up near the end. Interesting story and great narration!!

surprises til the end

I liked this story.. The mysteries were widespread. I was able to guess party of the who's who, but not the entire premise.

Well Woven Story

I enjoyed the characters and themes in this book. It moved at a steady pace, though the ending dragged a bit. I admit I am biased as I am a therapist, but a very good read.