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Everything You Told Me
- Narrated by: Jessica Ball
- Length: 9 hrs and 50 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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Critic reviews
"Gripping.... surprises at every turn." ( The Daily Mail)
"One chapter in and you’ll be hooked." ( Red Magazine)
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- Lulu M
- 17-01-17
Interesting plot but ...
The plot is quite interesting but a bit too much repetition and far too many descriptions of domestic activity/child care for my taste. Unfortunately I guessed the outcome quite early on, there are a couple of obvious clues & the narrator's tone gave a lot away for me.
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- Beckhamgirl
- 26-04-17
Rather predictable from the start. Ending is a huge anti climax
Found this book rather difficult to finish since it was pretty clear from the start what was going on. Without spoiling it; the ending is an anti climax just when you think a plot twist is occurring; it turns out to be more babble. Takes a lot of talent to write a book however this was wasn't great :(
If you want a good thriller with lots of plot twists try "accidents happen" or "the loving husband"
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- Hazel
- 27-02-17
Poor ...and far too many 'Incredulous' looks from everyone.
It started so well then went down hill from there. The characters were instantly forgettable. The ending seemed really rushed and explanations unbelievably complicated...bits just didn't make sense.
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- Freckles
- 26-12-17
Great start, but goes downhill
I loved the initial premise and enjoyed most of the book, but the final showdown felt like a cliche and the motivations got muddled. Still, it was interesting and had insightful descriptions of family interactions. This was the first book i read by this author so I’ll probably try another one in the future.
The narrator was good, for once I could generally tell different people apart.
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- H. Claridge
- 28-01-17
Strange.....
I find it strange that I quite enjoyed a book in which actually NOTHING happened! Even when I was slightly irritated by the minute and unnecessary details of family interaction, I always had an expectation that something more was just around the corner. It wasn't and the denouement was, thus, rather disappointing and yet STILL I can't say I didn't enjoy it.....very strange!!!!!
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- Ann D
- 26-02-17
Wow! What a ride!
Any additional comments?
This is, for me, a great book. Clearly, it does not work for everyone. I see from the reviews on various websites, that it's a 'Marmite' experience, loved or loathed, but never experienced as average. Some reviewers complain that we are given too much detail of the routine tasks of domestic life. It's true that we often hear/read details like 'rising from the table to get a glass of water'. However, for me this contributed to atmosphere, and to understanding the main protagonist's struggle to cope with the situation, whilst juggling domestic demands.
I found this to be beautifully written, original and compelling. The characters are very well drawn, and the final chapters are powerful. I found the ending very satisfying.
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- Moodynic
- 03-08-19
A good listen but predictable from chapter 4
A good listen and an awful feeling of panic feeling that the more you tell the truth, the more people think you're crazy. unfortunately it's a bit predictable from one sentence early on in the book. A clue that anyone who reads a lot will pick up immediately.
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- Mrs. Sarah Watson
- 10-08-18
Give it a miss
Couldn’t get past first quarter of book. Whining self absorbed characters of the type you see daily on Facebook shouting about how hard it is to raise a child or how useless their husband is. Turned it off as I don’t need such negativity in my books
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- Barbara
- 07-08-18
not my cup of tea
too far fetched. too middle class too silly. it wasn't believable at all. could have been a good idea with more grit
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- Carim Seaborn
- 09-05-18
The story was good but narration confusing
I found the story quite interesting although it wrapped up quite quickly, but the narrator made the story confusing.
The narrators voice is pleasant but failed to differentiate between male, female, young and old which meant I had little clue who was speaking at times. This made the act of listening tiresome.
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- Lizzystick
- 25-04-17
Over the top but still held my attention
This is one of those stories where at times you say "give me a break" however I was interested in it till the end so I would give it a 3.7. I would say most will figure out the culprit(s) fairly quickly but like watching a train wreck in slo-mo you can't stop listening. Maybe one too many plot twists especially at the very end. Narration was good.
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- Jenn
- 06-02-17
definitely holds your interest, but abrupt ending
This was a good mystery/suspense/thriller as it remained consistently interesting and placing the right amount of clues and hints throughout the story. However, though the end was "shocking", the reasons for the actions of the characters didn't really make sense and were literally revealed as "just because" (for example the reason someone made an elaborate life altering plan was "because someone didn't like another person" without any justification) The beyond drastic measures taken were not justified or even rational. As a whole the book really did hold down my interest but there were many side stories and other information that were never explained.
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- Candice
- 08-01-17
Slow Build to Bang-Up Finish!
What did you love best about Everything You Told Me?
This book was like starting out on a hilltop, parachuting on down to the bottom, then climbing up a thirty-degree incline until you're back up to the hilltop, with an unexpected present having been waiting for you there the whole time!
What other book might you compare Everything You Told Me to and why?
I can't think of another book that really compares to this one, and I've read many in this genre. It could be described as a family drama with a mystery twist and mind-bending suspense to boot. There are many characters to familiarize yourself with, which I think adds to the story well. I enjoyed the dynamics between Sally and her husband Matthew and the rest of their extended families. Even the children were interesting.
Which scene was your favorite?
When Sally invites herself over to her brother and future sis-in-law's Kelly's flat to get to know her a little better...
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
A detective who does her own sleuthing has a fool for a client.
Any additional comments?
Great story. The opening scene sets the stage for a slow build of a mystery with many intertwining parts. Don't expect explosions around every corner, it's more like a flame that sparks hotter and brighter as it burns. I urge readers to stick with it, it's worth it. Lucy Dawson had another book called 'You Sent Me a Letter," and I am on to that one next. I enjoyed this book and would recommend!
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- Stephanie Taylor
- 21-03-17
Enjoyable
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes, if they are into the genre and authors I am. I feel like this author was very similar to Liane Moriarity, but maybe slightly better. I really enjoyed this book, it was just the right amount of suspense. The ending was sad- in so many ways. It is something that is unexpected. This book left me thinking about the many different layers for a couple days after. I may go back and listen to it, just because I know so much more now and it is worth it.
Which character – as performed by Jessica Ball – was your favorite?
The main character. But the main characters are always my favorite.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes. every chance I got from the beginning, it was frustrating when I couldn't listen more.
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- Brian A
- 07-03-17
These people are nuts.
I've got an hour left in this book but I just can't take it. This family is the most unlikable people I've ever read in a book. My God. The way these ass clowns treat the protagonist is borderline mental abuse and unbelievable. For then to continually not believe her and treat her like a 5 year old had me furious. It's worth a read. It's not a bad book. It's just the lady's family.
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- Joie
- 22-12-17
Villian is too obvious
Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?
No, simple plot although the ending was surprising. Some of the items mentioned were so British that they were not understandable nor was the narrator completely understandable.
What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)
I was very surprised about all the characters involved.
What aspect of Jessica Ball’s performance would you have changed?
She didn’t enunciate some words clearly.
Was Everything You Told Me worth the listening time?
Yes
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-11-17
Waste of time
I kept on hoping this book would get good. It didn't even get mediocre. The main character constantly focused on how demanding child care is and bent over backwards to indulge her children. Think about over 9 hours of this. I hardly ever do reviews but I have to send out this warning. Don't listen to this.
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- debra
- 07-01-17
Great and tension filled story!
This story kept me focused on it throughout the entire reading/listening!
If you are looking for a story to entertain you after, say, a bad book experience, it will renew your faith!!
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- Courtney
- 27-07-17
Predictable but still very enjoyable
I like the characters of the book the every day life is very relatable... I will say for a seasoned thriller listener the selection may be a little predictable although it will keep you guessing for quite sometime before the lightbulb goes off but I do feel for most it may be mid book. Totally worth the listen however
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- Ereka
- 22-05-17
Crazy up to the end
It was a slow beginning. All the characters were not smart the main character definitely was not smart. Her dumbness raised my blood pressure, but the story was very suspenseful and crazy all the way up until the end yes.
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