The Blame Game
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The Blame Game
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Karissa Vacker
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Sandie Jones
About this listen
In The Blame Game, a psychologist becomes involved with a patient and each blame the other for what happens next. A dark, entertaining and suspenseful thriller from Sandie Jones, the author of The Other Woman and The Guilt Trip.
'A brilliant page-turner' – Sarah Pearse, author of The Retreat
There are two sides to every story . . .
He came to me for help with his marriage.
I was alone and afraid. She was there when I needed to talk.
I needed to make him understand that he had to get away.
I knew what I needed to do. I just couldn’t do it on my own. I trusted her.
Now it has gone too far. And I can’t tell anyone what I have done.
Now I have nowhere to turn and I just pray they find me before she does.
And then there's the truth.
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Critic reviews
A brilliant page-turner that will keep you guessing and guessing! Secrets, lies and deception . . . Sandie Jones is the queen of the twisty thriller and The Blame Game is no exception. (Sarah Pearse, The No.1 Sunday Times & NY Times Bestselling author of The Sanatorium)
A twisted rollercoaster ride that delivers twists and surprises you won’t see coming. A riveting storyline about a therapist and the secrets her patients hide with an ending that will leave you breathless. Sandie Jones never disappoints! (Liv Constantine, bestselling author of The Last Mrs. Parrish on The Blame Game)
Sandie Jones weaves a tangled web of domestic deceit in this tense, absorbing and unpredictable thriller. (T M Logan author of The Holiday and The Curfew)
The Blame Game is a true puzzle box of a mystery — twisting, suspenseful, artfully tricksy. I had no idea who to trust and absolutely loved how Sandie Jones kept me on my toes and entertained the whole way through. A great summer suspense. (C. M. Ewan, author of The Interview)
Plot twists galore! Totally addictive (Sun on The Half Sister)
What an incredible read. Pammie was such a compelling and unique villain . . . It’s a definite must-read this summer! (Hollie Overton on The Other Woman)
Thoroughly entertaining (Michelle Frances on The Other Woman)
A nice twist. I enjoyed the increasingly barbed exchanges between the mother and the prospective daughter-in-law – I think a lot of readers will probably identify with events in the book! (Jojo Moyes on The Other Woman)
A twisty, deliciously fun read (Sarah Pekkanen, bestselling author of The Wife Between Us on The Other Woman)
The Other Woman is such a compulsive, claustrophobic read. It made my heart rate climb, speaking to my darkest fears as a wife and mother (Emma Kavanagh, author of The Killer on the Wall on The Other Woman)
The Other Woman is an absorbing thriller with a great twist. A perfect beach read (Kristin Hannah, number one New York Times bestselling author of The Nightingale on The Other Woman)
A dark and gripping thriller
I was really looking forward to it being a therapist myself but was very disappointed. No psychologist would practice like this with zero boundaries, at least I hope they wouldn’t- so that wasn’t believable for starters, then the storyline was weak and as for the voices and the characters- the protagonist was so unlikeable it was hard to keep going, the male voices were absolutely terrible and so irritating.
I ploughed through to the end as I wanted to believe the ending would be good, but sadly was disappointed and wish I hadn’t bothered!
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