
The Girl I Used to Be
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Narrateur(s):
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Emily Wheaton
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Auteur(s):
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J.A. Baker
À propos de cet audio
Can you ever escape the past?
Stella is a teacher in a secondary school in the village of West Compton, North Yorkshire. She and her partner Wade appear to have the perfect life, but after receiving a series of threatening letters, her life takes a sinister turn.
Stella is forced to examine her past to find out who is behind the letters. All evidence points to a man with whom she had a one-night stand.
Deciding to confront him, Stella soon discovers he is not the one responsible and must delve deeper into her past.
After a visit to her estranged alcoholic mother, Stella is forced to look even closer to home.
Meanwhile, the threats escalate. But who is behind the campaign of hate and why? Stella is about to find out …
©2020 J.A. Baker (P)2020 Bolinda PublishingStarted off enjoying it. Liked the narrator, as she kept a good pace and varied her voice per character just enough without being too over the top.
But after the first hour I became irritated by the overly descriptive narrative and repetition of the same information.
This book easily could have been cut in half time wise.
The only reason I actually finished it was to find out who the “villain” was. I will say it wasn’t who I expected but, I was let down.
This could have been a much better book with less fluff. This author really needs to cut back the overly dramatic narrative and work more on character development. So much potential with the “mean girls” in this book, to delve more into who they were. Too much time spent on the ridiculous one night stand she had. Fell asleep too many times listening as I was so bored and just wanted her to get to point and finish already. I give this 2.5 out of 5.
And based on other reviews I’ve read of her books, I most likely won’t read any more of her work. Just not captivating enough.
Way too descriptive
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