You Know Her

De: D. E. White

Narrado por: Daphne Kouma

Everyone knew influencer Joy Maddison. Millions followed her perfect life online, envying her loving husband, adorable kids, and stunning home.

Until the night Joy vanished without a trace.

Five years later, Joy's dramatic reappearance sends shockwaves through the people she left behind.

Unraveling the tangled truth about what happened to her will force Joy to confront a devastating secret from her past — a secret someone is determined to keep buried at all costs. But as long-buried memories resurface and dark truths come to light, it becomes chillingly clear that Joy isn't the only one with something to hide.

Someone close to Joy will stop at nothing to silence her. Permanently.

Joy must fight for the life she left behind. Because when you have everything, you can also lose everything…

A gripping thriller packed with secrets, lies and shocking twists, You Know Her will keep you guessing until the very last word. Perfect for fans of Gone Girl, The Silent Patient and The Girl on the Train.

“Dark, twisty, fast-paced… a gripping read.” Lisa Brace, author of Star Survivor

“This has everything. A story that hooks and a character you will root for until the end.” Keri Beevis, author of The Summer House

“Dark, emotive and raw… grips from the first and will keep you guessing right up to the shocking end twist. Be prepared for a late one because you won’t be able to put this utterly compulsive thriller down!” A. A. Chaudhuri, author of The Final Party

“Gripping, chilling, with a killer twist…” Lucy Martin, author of Last to Leave

“Incredible. Will make you question everyone and everything.” Graham Bartlett, author of City on Fire

©2024 D. E. White (P)2024 Storm Publishing

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Had me hooked from the beginning. Loved it!” Joy Ellis, author of The River’s Edge

“A just-one-more-chapter read that grabs your attention and won’t let go.” Jo Furniss, author of Dead Mile

“Wow, this is fabulous – I can see it as a Netflix series! A taut psychological thriller that had me completely gripped.” Victoria Dowd, author of The Smart Women series

Not my cup o’ tea

Though the narration was extremely well-done, the plot came across as rather confusing, hence I did not get past the first few chapters. Each to their own. As my editor, dear friend and mentor wisely told me in 1979, “If everyone liked the same things, the world would indeed be a boring one.” RIP Dan Di Leo

Slowwwww and confusing initially

Well, the last like 25% was good, aside from the abrupt ending. There were so many plot holes. Initially, the listener has no idea which character is speaking, and it becomes frustrating and confusing. You finally get the hang of the way it reads, however it is very monotonous for the largest part of the book. Overall. Not worth the credit.

Daddy knows what’s best

Slow at first like my 98’ Explorer, then it revs up like my 14’ Hemi. Just when you think you have it figured out, BANG you didn’t. Slide don’t hide you’ll regret it….

Meh

Didn’t really care for this. Bad (and stupid) ending. Too long and a little confusing.

Not a bad use of a credit!

It was slightly longer than i thought necessary, but overall I really enjoyed the story and narration.