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The Lies Between Us

By: J. A. Leake
Narrated by: Jennifer Woodward
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A compelling drama with plenty of twists, Big Little Lies meets Pretty Little Liars, with a dash of Desperate Housewives.

An anonymous blackmailer threatening to release the deepest secrets of a group of pre-school mums and their fracturing friendships as they attempt to discover who is behind it.

©2021 J. A. Leake (P)2021 W. F. Howes Ltd Fiction Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense Women's Fiction Exciting
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I like the varied characters and ot was easy enough to keep track of who was who throughout

Good story with interesting chatacters

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what a mixture of emotions and personalities in this book. very enjoyable and a good plot

wow

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Easy to listen to, liked the characters and the accents. Reminded me of desperate housewives.

Great

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Love the characters and the storyline is very interesting and different. I guessed who was behind the text but didn’t disappoint

Very good narration

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This book was well plotted and I really enjoyed the narrator. I will certainly listen out for more of her audible work!

When Maria moves to a new area in the south away from New York she quickly joins the "pre school mums club". tithe club is made up of 3 wealthy women who have a high standing in their local community. Maria desperately wants to fit in and be liked, but, she has a secret to hide and an ulterior motive for wanting to fit in.

However Maria isn't the only one with a secret she wants to stay hidden but each of the women think theirs is the darkest so much so they can't see the truth, nor what is really important in their messy lives.

This story will keep you guessing, and although the characters are not particularly likeable that is a necessary part of the story I feel.

When means girls grow up, they are still mean

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