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  • Perfect Stranger

  • Written by: Megan Miranda
  • Narrated by: Rebekkah Ross
  • Length: 9 hrs and 42 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (33 ratings)

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Perfect Stranger

Written by: Megan Miranda
Narrated by: Rebekkah Ross
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Publisher's Summary

In the masterful follow-up to the runaway hit All the Missing Girls - "think: Luckiest Girl Alive, The Girl on the Train, Gone Girl" (TheSkimm) - a journalist sets out to find a missing friend, a friend who may never have existed at all.

Confronted by a restraining order and the threat of a lawsuit, failed journalist Leah Stevens needs to get out of Boston when she runs into an old friend, Emmy Grey, who has just left a troubled relationship. Emmy proposes they move to rural Pennsylvania, where Leah can get a teaching position and both women can start again. But their new start is threatened when a woman with an eerie resemblance to Leah is assaulted by the lake, and Emmy disappears days later.

Determined to find Emmy, Leah cooperates with Kyle Donovan, a handsome young police officer on the case. As they investigate her friend's life for clues, Leah begins to wonder: did she ever really know Emmy at all? With no friends, family, or digital footprint, the police begin to suspect that there is no Emmy Grey. Soon Leah's credibility is at stake, and she is forced to revisit her past: the article that ruined her career. To save herself, Leah must uncover the truth about Emmy Grey - and, along the way, confront her old demons, find out who she can really trust, and clear her own name.

Everyone in this rural Pennsylvanian town has something to hide - including Leah herself. How do you uncover the truth when you are busy hiding your own?

©2017 Megan Miranda (P)2017 Simon & Schuster, Inc.
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What the critics say

"YA author Miranda, who moved into the adult market with All the Missing Girls, proves she isn't a one-hit wonder with this exciting thriller. Its twisty tale with many layers - a little romance, great writing, and an awesome story line - will keep psychological suspense fans turning the pages." ( Library Journal)
"Solid plot...an entertaining read." ( Kirkus Reviews)

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Another edge of your seat hit!

Literally could not stop listening. An edge of your seat mystery with enough twists to make you doubt what you thought you knew.

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Meh, take it or leave it

There was no shock factor here. I almost gave up a couple times but stuck through only for the fact that I can’t return it. It was just OK

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Total waste of time and money

The Perfect Stranger by Megan Miranda is a story told from the point of view of a single main character, Leah, who seems to be making up stories about other people as she goes along. The reader is left to believe what she says about other characters in the book without ever getting to know the characters for themselves. In the end it is more like "ok, whatever you say". I guess all the author and publisher are interested in is to sucker you into making that purchase. This book was a total waste of my time and money!

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