Never Ever Tell

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Never Ever Tell

Auteur(s): Kirsty Ferguson

Narrateur(s): Susie James

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A completely addictive story that will have you on the edge of your seat

She’d do anything for her boy…

Vanessa Sawyer knows all about pain. She’s felt it every day since marrying the boy who fathered her baby in high school. All he’s meant are broken bones, broken heart and broken dreams. But he also brought her the love of her life. When her son Wren was born, her baby boy was her salvation.

Vanessa watches Wren grow and become a young man she can be proud of. Until one night everything changes, including Wren. One night that her son refuses to speak of. Now Vanessa can’t rest, not until she uncovers the secret that her son has been hiding from her.

Will she find the answers she’s searching for or will her quest for the truth take her to a dark place where all hope is lost?

One evil act. One tragedy. Lives destroyed forever.

Heart-pounding and unforgettable, Kirsty Ferguson has written the perfect novel for all fans of Shari Lapena and Kendra Elliot.

Crime

Psychologiques

Suspense

Thrillers domestiques

Thrillers et romans à suspense

Thrillers policiers

Fiction

Effrayant

Sincère

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This was clearly written by a British author, yet was told without a British accent, which was somewhat off-putting when non-North American terms were used (eg. 'lounge', 'singlet', 'jumpers, among others, plus the constant tea drinking!). Classic abused woman story but sometimes hard to believe. Overall, I was happy this was a free listen.