When We Fell Apart
'Truly unforgettable' Abi Daré
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When We Fell Apart
Narrated by:
Daniel K Isaac, Shannon Tyo
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Narrated by:
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Daniel K Isaac
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Shannon Tyo
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Soon Wiley
About this listen
‘Moving and suspenseful’ Jess Walter
‘Heart-stopping’ Patricia Engel
'Wonderful' Jessie Burton
Yu-jin is gifted.
Yu-jin is loved.
Yu-jin is flourishing.
Yu-jin is dead.
Min Ford is searching for his place in the world. The Los Angeles native moves to Seoul to connect with his Korean heritage and find the sense of belonging that he’s never quite felt before.
His girlfriend, Yu-jin, is a student at a prestigious Seoul university and has excellent grades, good friends and a bright future ahead of her. When the police inform him that Yu-jin has taken her own life, he’s sure it can’t be true. He throws himself into finding out why she could have secretly wanted to die. Or did she?
The more he learns, the more he doubts he ever really knew her at all. And some people would rather keep it that way.
For fans of Celeste Ng, this is a profoundly moving and suspenseful drama that untangles the complicated ties that bind families together – or break them apart.
Praise for When We Fell Apart
‘Suspenseful’ New York Times Book Review
‘Powerful’ Vogue
‘A must-read’ Washington Post
‘A haunting, thought-provoking novel’ Shondaland
‘Transportive and poignant’ Susie Yang
‘Profoundly moving, beautifully written and utterly compelling’ Susan Elliot Wright
‘A magical debut’ Amy Gentry
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