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A Voice in the Night
- Narrated by: Emma Chelsea
- Length: 7 hrs and 48 mins
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Summary
Following a bitter separation, Lucie moves to London to take up a position with a prestigious law firm. It seems an optimistic new beginning, until one day she receives a hand delivered note with the strange words: At last I’ve found you. A shock I ‘m sure. But in time I‘ll explain. Martin.
Lucie hasn’t forgotten a man called Martin who was tragically killed 20 years ago in the 9/11 attacks. When she was working in New York as a young intern, Lucie had fallen in love with him and he vowed to leave his wife to be with her permanently.
As an inexplicable series of events occur Lucie wonders if her long-dead lover could have staged his own disappearance under the cover of that fateful day. Or could it be that someone else is stalking her, or that her vivid imagination is playing tricks?
In a novel filled with compelling characters and set in London, New York and Sydney, it seems that anyone could be out to sabotage Lucie’s memories and ambitions, including herself.
A Voice in the Night is an addictive thriller of twists and turns, a gripping and emotionally resonant debut from a striking new voice.
Critic reviews
"Fast-paced and emotional." (Christian White, best-selling author of The Nowhere Child and The Wife and the Widow)
"A tightly-crafted, clever thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end!" (Sarah Clutton, author of Good Little Liars and The Daughter’s Promise)
"A Voice in the Night will intrigue you and wrap you into an eerie and riveting story that won’t let you go. Sarah Hawthorn’s writing is charismatic." (Lynn Hightower, author of The Piper)