The Dead Girls Book Club
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The Dead Girls Book Club
Narrated by:
Hannah Church
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Narrated by:
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Hannah Church
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Zia Rayyan
Amelia knows her marriage isn’t normal.
It’s always been more than just her and Ken. Her detective husband is married to his cases, and more often than not, Amelia ends up sleeping alone.
When an exclusive book club extends her an invitation, Amelia finally finds the connection she’s been craving.
But this isn’t a normal book club. As her husband’s investigation escalates, Amelia is beginning to see unsettling parallels between the women she’s growing close to and the murders he can’t seem to solve.
But these murders aren’t random.
And neither was her invitation to the Dead Girls Book Club.
A fast-paced, twisty domestic psychological thriller for fans of Freida McFadden, Shari Lapena, and Daniel Hurst.
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Critic reviews
"A disturbing story elevated by good narration."
"Narrator Hannah Church masterfully performs the full range of emotions protagonist Amelia experiences in this domestic psychological thriller. Amelia’s husband, a police detective, is consumed by the search for a serial killer, leaving Amelia lost and lonely. Church expresses Amelia’s anxiety, fear, and confusion as her troubled marriage propels her to join a book club of women who share a hate for and distrust of men. Welcomed into the club, Amelia finds the companionship and support she is desperately seeking. Church effectively differentiates the female characters and skillfully performs the males, and she delivers interspersed chapters from the point of view of the serial killer, who is bent on murdering abusers, in a chilling tone."
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