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Let Her Be

By: Lisa Unger
Narrated by: Chris Andrew Ciulla
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Summary

A writer’s misguided suspicions ruined his life once before. This time he plans to prove he’s right in a New York Times bestselling author’s haunting short story of what happens when seeing is not believing.

Will, an aspiring novelist, can’t stop parsing his ex-girlfriend’s popular social media accounts for clues that her ideal new rural life with the perfect man has a dark side. After all, nobody he knows has actually seen the blissful blogger in the flesh for nearly a year. When Will draws a wary friend into his “investigation,” the real question becomes who’s truly in danger.

Lisa Unger’s Let Her Be is part of Hush, a collection of six stories, ranging from political mysteries to psychological thrillers, in which deception can be a matter of life and death. Each piece can be read or listened to in one truly chilling sitting.

©2020 Lisa Unger. (P)2019 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

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Let her be by Lisa Unger

It was an unexpected monologue referring to the man’s dead sister,missing girlfriend and then another young woman who was in love with him.
I wasn’t too sure about this short story.

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predictable but ok

A good read but the outcome is pretty obvious , although I suppose that adds to the tension because...no spoilers! A very good narration of a well written but fairly pedestrian plot.

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Full of Self-pity

If you want constant whining and wallowing in self-pity then this is for you I'm only glad that it was a short story even the written version was no better, a shame really all the other short stories by this author were good.

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