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The Wrong Girl

A gripping psychological thriller with a killer twist

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The Wrong Girl

By: Robert Kirby
Narrated by: Finlay Robertson
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ow well do you know your husband?

Alex and Natalie seem to have the perfect life.

But Alex is haunted by terrible events from his childhood. He thought he’d escaped his past, but lately it’s been surfacing in the terrifying nightmares that plague his sleep.

As Alex’s behavior becomes increasingly strange, Natalie fears the worst. Has he been keeping things from her? And who is the mysterious Sheryl he calls out to in his dreams? She is determined to save their marriage by digging up the truth no matter what it costs.

Natalie follows Alex when he returns to his hometown to face the demons he thought he left deep in the forest. But the trip takes a deadly turn when shocking secrets from the past are revealed.

Can Natalie face the terrifying truth as she unravels the mystery that could shatter her world?

The Wrong Girl – the gripping psychological thriller perfect for fans of K L Slater, Daniel Hurst, Mark Edwards.©2022 Robert W. Kirby (P)2022 W. F. Howes Ltd Genre Fiction Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense Marriage Fiction Exciting
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I was sad to get to the end of this book as I felt it could have gone on to tie up a few loose ends but. Nevertheless, I was left wanting more! Loved all the characters, and there was a lot of them. Great gripping thriller with lots of plots, twists and turns.

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...although it's my own fault. I was looking for something different to the ubiquitous "Domestic Thriller with the Woman as the Lead Character". All soft and cuddly with the only action happening at the school gates. This book isn't that.
There are a lot of characters. The first couple of hours introduces us to a LOT of characters. I had to make notes to track who is who, and the connections between characters.
For the two hours after that I still couldn't work out what the story was going to be about. Lots of words, but they didn't seem to be leading anywhere.
The story turned out to be about Alex Clayton who is the main character. He was a teenager, living in Kent in 1987, and very much wanting acceptance by the local, rather violent gang. I never managed to work out why, but maybe just to impress a girl. Cheryl Denton was the girl that Alex wanted to impress, Unfortunately something happened to Cheryl and that event is what runs through the story. Half of the action takes place 30 years later as the gang meet up again, and we gradually learn what became of them all over the years.
I struggled with this story. I couldn't get absorbed into it. It felt like listening to a very complicated news report, and I had to keep consulting my notes about who was who rather than enjoying the story. Lots of facts, but no getting inside the heads of the characters to understand them. No emotion, no empathising with the characters. Lots of jumping about that I found hard to follow.
Maybe if you like your thrillers with a good dose of violence, this may be for you. It wasn't for me. I won't be listening to any more books by Robert Kirby.

A Bit Violent

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