Trust Her
A gripping psychological thriller with a heart-stopping twist
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Narrated by:
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Stephanie Racine
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Aysha Kala
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By:
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Jessica Vallance
About this listen
It wasn't just that I didn't like her. I didn't trust her.
Charlotte is a people pleaser - she can't help but go the extra mile. So when she stumbles upon an unconscious man one night, it's only natural that she wants to help.
Brought into the arms of the victim's loving family, she sees at once how much they need her. But while his parents happily welcome her into the fold, his sister is another story. It's not just that Rebecca doesn't like Charlotte, she clearly doesn't trust her either.
But the more time Charlotte spends in Rebecca's company, the more she suspects she's the one with something to hide. And if Charlotte is to protect this family - and herself - she'll need to do whatever she can to find out what that is....
A twisty story of lies, obsession and revenge that will have you wondering who to believe until the last page. Perfect for fans of Clare Mackintosh and Laura Marshall.
©2018 Little, Brown Book Group Ltd (P)2018 Hachette Audio UKFantastic listen
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Brilliantly written, gripping story.
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good, but frustrating...
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The narrators assigned to the two main characters were well cast. Charlotte, young, naive, limited social skills, wanting to be liked, and Rebecca, a darker character who knows what she wants and is set to make sure she gets it.
I loved Rebecca. I loved her indignant tone each time she felt that she was being wronged. Quite amusing if you allow yourself not to take the story too seriously.
For much of the story, Rebecca and Charlotte were suspicious of each others past and we follow their furtive investigations into each others history. (No more spoilers from me!)
This isn't the very best literature that will endure for years to come, but it is a very enjoyable read that doesn't take too much concentration. No complex jumping between time periods, it is a straightforward story that flows from beginning to end. I'll be looking out for more books by Jessica Vallance.
A good, engaging read
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Good story
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